Best Novel: THE SPY WHO
CAME IN FROM
THE COLD, by
John le Carré.
Nominated:
THE NIGHT OF THE
GENERALS, by Hans Hellmut Kirst (Harper & Row)
THE FIEND,
by Margaret Millar (Random House)
THIS ROUGH MAGIC,
by Mary Stewart (Wm. Morrow)
Best First Novel: FRIDAY THE RABBI SLEPT LATE,
by Harry
Kemelman (Crown)
Nominated:
THE GRAVEMAKER'S HOUSE, by Rubin Weber (Harper
& Row)
IN THE LAST ANALYSIS, by Amanda Cross (Macmillan)
Best Fact Crime: GIDEON'S TRUMPET,
by Anthony Lewis
(Random House)
Nominated:
THE MINISTER AND THE CHOIR SINGER, by William
Kunstler
(Wm. Morrow)
THE HONORED SOCIETY, by Norman Lewis (Putnam)
THE MOLLY MAGUIRES, by Wayne G. Broehl, Jr.
(Harvard
University Press)
LAMENT FOR THE MOLLY MAGUIRES, by Arthur H. Lewis
(Harcourt, Brace & World)
Best Short Story: "H as in Homicide", by Lawrence
Treat (Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine,
March, 1964).
Nominated:
"A Soliloquy in Tongues" by William Wiser (Cosmopolitan 5/64)
"The Purple is Everything" by Dorothy Salisbury Davis (Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine 6/64)
Best Juvenile: MYSTERY AT CRANE'S
LANDING by Marcella
Thum (Dodd, Mead)
Nominated:
A SPELL IS CAST by Eleanor Cameron (Little,
Brown)
TREASURE RIVER by Hal G. Evarts (Scribner's)
PRIVATE EYES by Leo Kingman (Doubleday)
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