Juvenile Fiction Nominees at the Edgar Awards Ceremony on May 2

by SLJ
May 21, 2013 | Filed in News & Features
The Mystery Writers of America celebrated Edgar Allan Poe's 204th birthday with the announcement of the Edgar Awards. Pictured here are the nominees for the Juvenile Fiction category, including winner Jack Ferraiolo for The Quick Fix .
 

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The Mystery Writers of America celebrated Edgar Allan Poe's 204th birthday with the announcement of the Edgar Awards on May 2. Edgar Awards Juvenile Fiction nominees

(l. to r.) Art Corriveau 13 Hangmen (Abrams), Jack D. Ferraiolo The Quick Fix (Abrams), Sheila Turnage, Three Times Lucky (Dial), Tom Angleberger, Fake Mustache (Abrams), and Stuart Gibbs, Spy School (S & S). Ferraiolo took the top prize in the Juvenile Fiction category. Photo by Rocco Staino

         

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