Charles Cumming wins EDunnit Award
Over the weekend it was announced that A Colder War, the second in the Thomas Kell trilogy by Charles Cumming, was awarded the CrimeFest eDunnit Award for the best crime fiction ebook first published in both hardcopy and in electronic format in the British Isles in 2014. He received a cash prize as well as a commemorative Bristol Blue Glass vase.
The nominees were:
? Linwood Barclay for No Safe House (Orion Publishing Group)
? Lawrence Block for The Burglar Who Counted the Spoons (Orion Publishing Group)
? Charles Cumming for A Colder War (HarperCollins)
? Chris Ewan for Dark Tides (Faber & Faber)
? Greg Illes for Natchez Burning (HarperCollins)
? Thomas Mogford for Hollow Mountain (Bloomsbury)
? Thomas Sweterlitsch for Tomorrow and Tomorrow (Headline)
? Andrew Taylor for The Silent Boy (HarperCollins)
The nominees were:
? Linwood Barclay for No Safe House (Orion Publishing Group)
? Lawrence Block for The Burglar Who Counted the Spoons (Orion Publishing Group)
? Charles Cumming for A Colder War (HarperCollins)
? Chris Ewan for Dark Tides (Faber & Faber)
? Greg Illes for Natchez Burning (HarperCollins)
? Thomas Mogford for Hollow Mountain (Bloomsbury)
? Thomas Sweterlitsch for Tomorrow and Tomorrow (Headline)
? Andrew Taylor for The Silent Boy (HarperCollins)