Best Novel: THE QUILLER
MEMORANDUM, by
Adam Hall.
Nominated:
THE PALE BETRAYER,
by Dorothy Salisbury Davis (Scribner's)
FUNERAL IN BERLIN,
by Len Deighton (Putnam)
THE PERFECT MURDER,
by H.R.F. Keating (Dutton)
THE FAR SIDE OF
THE DOLLAR, by Ross Macdonald (Knopf)
AIRS ABOVE THE
GROUND, by Mary Stewart (Wm. Morrow)
Best First Novel: IN THE HEAT OF THE
NIGHT, by John
Ball (Harper & Row)
Nominated:
BEFORE THE BALL WAS OVER, by Alexandra Roudybush
THE EXPENDABLE SPY, by Jack D. Hunter (Dutton)
THE FRENCH DOLL, by Vincent McConner (Hill &
Wang)
Best Fact Crime: IN COLD BLOOD, by
Truman Capote
(Random House)
Nominated:
A LITTLE GIRL IS DEAD, by Harry Golden (World)
THE POWER OF LIFE AND DEATH, by Michael V. DiSalle
with Lawrence G. Blochman (Random House)
MURDERERS SANE AND MAD, by Miriam Allen deFord
(Abelard-Schuman)
THE CENTURY OF THE DETECTIVE, by Jurgen Thorwald
(Harcourt, Brace & World)
Best Short Story: "The Possibility of Evil", by
Shirley Jackson.
(in The Saturday Evening Post,
December 18, 1965).
Nominated:
"Foxer" by Brian Cleeve (The Saturday
Evening Post 12/18)
"The Case for Miss Peacock" by Charlotte Armstrong (Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine 2/65)
"Who Walks Behind" by Holly Roth (Ellery
Queen Mystery Magazine 9/65)
Best Juvenile: THE MYSTERY OF 22 EAST
by Leon Ware
(Westminster Press)
Nominated:
THE APACHE GOLD MYSTERY by Eileen Thompson
(Abelard-Schuman)
THE SECRET OF THE SIMPLE CODE by Nancy
Faulkner
(Doubleday)
SECRET OF THE HAUNTED CRAGS by Lawrence J.
Hunt (Funk & Wagnalls)
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