This year winners are:
Goldsboro Gold Dagger – for the best crime novel of the year
Dodgers by Bill Beverly, published by No Exit Press
Ian Fleming Steel Dagger – for the best crime thriller of the year
The Cartel by Don Winslow, published by William Heinemann
John Creasey New Blood Dagger – for the best debut crime novel
Dodgers by Bill Beverly, published by No Exit Press
International Dagger – for crime fiction translated into English and published in the UK
The Great Swindle by Pierre Lemaître translated by Frank Wynne, published by MacLehose Press
Non-Fiction Dagger – for non-fiction crime
You Could Do Something Amazing With Your Life (You Are Raoul Moat) by Andrew Hankinson, published by Scribe
Dagger in the Library – author of the most enjoyed collection of work in libraries
Elly Griffiths published by Quercus
Short Story Dagger – for a short crime story published in the UK
On the Anatomization of an Unknown Man (1637) by Frans Mier by John Connolly from Nocturnes 2: Night Music published by Hodder and Stoughton
Debut Dagger – for unpublished writers
Wimmera by Mark Brandi
Endeavour Historical Dagger – for the best historical crime novel
Stasi Child by David Young, published by Twenty7Books
Congratulations to the winners!
A Crime is Afoot 