Tomorrow (31 March) is the last day to nominate your favourite British crime writer for the CWA Dagger in Library Award

Nominations for the Crime Writers' Association Dagger in the Library Award 2012 close tomorrow on 31 March, so it's your last chance for a year to nominate your favourite crime author for this prestigious award..


Sponsored by the publishers, Random House, the Dagger in the Library Award is organised by The Crime Writers' Association of Great Britain (CWA) and is awarded for the author’s body of work. The nominated authors must be alive and preferably working in Britain and entries must be  submitted through libraries.

Nomination forms may be downloaded from the CWA website or obtained from your local library. The winner will be announced at a ceremony in Summer 2012.

For further information visit the CWA web site or have a chat with your local librarian and ask them to nominate your favourite crime writer.



A Killing Coast a DI Hortonc rime novel by Pauline RowsonA Killing Coast, the seventh in the DI Horton series is now available in hardcover
 
“Deserves mention in the same breath as the work of Peter Robinson and John Harvey.” Booklist Starred Review of Footsteps on the Shore

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