Best Novel: A CASE OF NEED,
by Jeffrey
Hudson.
Nominated:
PICTURE MISS
SEETON, by Heron Carvic (Harper & Row)
GOD SPEED THE
NIGHT, by Dorothy Salisbury Davis and Jerome Ross (Scribner's)
THE GLASS-SIDED
ANTS' NEST, by Peter Dickinson (Harper & Row)
THE VALENTINE
ESTATE, by Stanley Ellin (Random House)
BLOOD SPORT,
by Dick Francis (Harper & Row)
Best First Novel: SILVER STREET, by
E. Richard Johnson
(Harper & Row) and THE BAIT, by Dorothy Uhnak
(Simon
& Schuster)
Nominated:
THE DINOSAUR, by Lawrence Kamarck (Random House)
Best Fact Crime: POE THE DETECTIVE, by
John Walsh (Rutgers
Univ. Press)
Nominated:
THE MULBERRY TREE, by John Frasca (Prentice Hall)
THREE SISTERS IN BLACK, by Norman Zierold (Little,
Brown)
Best Short Story: "The Man Who Fooled the World",
by Warner Law.
(in Saturday Evening Post,
August 24, 1968).
Nominated:
"The Last Bottle in the World" by Stanley Ellin (Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine 2/68)
"Crooked Bone" by Gerald Kersh (Saturday
Evening Post 8/10/68)
"Success of a Mission" by William Arden (Argosy 4/68)
"Moment of Power" by P.D. James (Ellery
Queen Mystery Magazine 7/68)
Best Juvenile: THE HOUSE OF DIES DREAR
by Virginia
Hamilton (Macmillan)
Nominated:
MYSTERY OF THE FAT CAT by Frank Bonham
(Dutton)
SMUGGLERS' ROAD by Hal G. Evarts
(Scribner's)
FORGERY! by Phyllis Bentley (Doubleday)
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