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Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best First Novel

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The Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best First Novel was established in 1946.

Only debut novels written by authors with United States citizenship are eligible and may be published in hardcover, paperback, or e-book. If an American author has published a novel of any genre or under any name previously, they are ineligible for the award, unless the novel was self-published. Authors ineligible for the Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best First Novel may be eligible for the Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best Novel or the Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best Paperback Original.[1]

Winners for the Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best First Novel are listed below.

Recipients

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1940s

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1940s Best First Novel winners[2]
Year Author Title Result Ref.
1946 Julius Fast Watchful at Night Winner
1947 Helen Eustis The Horizontal Man Winner
1948 Fredric Brown The Fabulous Clipjoint Winner
1949 Mildred B. Davis The Room Upstairs Winner
Herbert Brean Wilders Walk Away Finalist
Richard Ellington Shoot the Works Finalist

1950s

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1950s Best First Novel winners[2]
Year Author Title Result Ref.
1950 Alan Green What A Body Winner
Geoffrey Holiday Hall The End Is Known Finalist
William Krasner Walk the Dark Streets Finalist
G. G. Lobell and N. D. Lobell The Shadow and the Blot Finalist
Evelyn Piper The Innocent Finalist
Bart Spicer The Dark Light Finalist
1951 Thomas Walsh Nightmare in Manhattan Winner
Patricia Highsmith Strangers on a Train Finalist
Thaddeus O’Finn Happy Holiday! Finalist
Thomas Sterling The House Without a Door Finalist
1952 Mary McMullen Strangle Hold Winner
Lee Herrington Carry My Coffin Slowly Finalist
David William Meredith The Christmas Card Murders Finalist
Thurston Scott Cure It with Honey (I’ll Get Mine) Finalist
Robert B. Sinclair The Eleventh Hour Finalist
1953 William Campbell Gault Don't Cry for Me Winner
Peggy Bacon The Inward Eye Finalist
1954 Ira Levin A Kiss Before Dying Winner
1955 Jean Potts Go, Lovely Rose Winner
1956 Lane Kauffman The Perfectionist Winner
Harold R. Daniels In His Blood Finalist
Fred Levon Much Ado About Murder Finalist
1957 Donald McNutt Douglass Rebecca's Pride Winner
1958 William Rawle Weeks Knock and Wait a While Winner
Warren Carrier Bay of the Damned Finalist
James Cross Root of Evil Finalist
1959 Richard Martin Stern The Bright Road to Fear Winner
Edgar Bohle The Man Who Disappeared Finalist
Frances Duncombe Death of a Spinster Finalist
Harry Olesker Now Will You Try for Murder? Finalist

1960s

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1960s Best First Novel winners[2]
Year Author Title Result Ref.
1960 Henry Slesar The Grey Flannel Shroud Winner
Mary O. Rank A Dream of Falling Finalist
1961 John Holbrooke Vance The Man in the Cage Winner [3]
William Johnston The Marriage Cage Finalist
David McCarthy The Killing at Big Tree Finalist
Dell Shannon Case Pending Finalist
Donald E. Westlake The Mercenaries Finalist
1962 Suzanne Blanc The Green Stone Winner
Malcolm Braly Felony Tank Finalist
Olivia Dwight Close His Eyes Finalist
Alex Gordon The Cipher Finalist
Brèni James Night of the Kill Finalist
Winfred Van Atta Shock Treatment Finalist
1963 Robert L. Fish The Fugitive Winner
Daniel Broun Counterweight Finalist
Richard Unekis The Chase Finalist
1964 Cornelius Hirschberg Florentine Finish Winner
M. Fagyas The Fifth Woman Finalist
Frances Rickett The Prowler Finalist
James Michael Ullman The Neon Haystack Finalist
1965 Harry Kemelman Friday the Rabbi Slept Late Winner
Amanda Cross In the Last Analysis Finalist
Rubin Weber The Grave-Maker’s House Finalist
1966 John Ball In the Heat of the Night Winner
Jack D. Hunter The Expendable Spy Finalist
Vincent McConnor The French Doll Finalist
Alexandra Roudybush Before the Ball Was Over Finalist
1967 Ross Thomas The Cold War Swap Winner
Babs Deal Fancy’s Knell Finalist
Robert Elegant A Kind of Treason Finalist
George Lanning The Pedestal Finalist
1968 Michael Collins Act of Fear Winner
James Dawson Hell Gate Finalist
P. E. H. Dunston Mortissimo Finalist
Charles Early The Tigers Are Hungry Finalist
John Redgate The Killing Season Finalist
1969 E. Richard Johnson Tie: Silver Street Winner
Dorothy Uhnak The Bait Winner
Lawrence Kamarck The Dinosaur Finalist

1970s

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1970s Best First Novel winners[2]
Year Author Title Result Ref.
1970 Joe Gores A Time of Predators Winner [4]
Naomi Hintze You’ll Like My Mother Finalist
Myrick Land Quicksand Finalist
1971 Lawrence Sanders The Anderson Tapes Winner
J. E. Brown Incident at 125th Street Finalist
Stanley Cohen Taking Gary Feldman Finalist
Tony Hillerman The Blessing Way Finalist
Sidney Sheldon The Naked Face Finalist
1972 A. H. Z. Carr Finding Maubee Winner
Hildegarde Dolson To Spite Her Face Finalist
Michael Lewin Ask the Right Question Finalist
Bill Pronzini The Stalker Finalist
Martin Cruz Smith Gypsy in Amber Finalist
1973 R. H. Shimer Squaw Point Winner
Arthur Goldstein A Person Shouldn’t Die Like That Finalist
William H. Hallahan The Dead of Winter Finalist
Frank Leonard Box 100 Finalist
Thomas A. Roberts The Heart of the Dog Finalist
1974 Paul Erdman The Billion Dollar Sure Thing Winner
Clarence Jackson Kicked to Death by a Camel Finalist
Charles Larson Someone’s Death Finalist
Justin Scott Many Happy Returns Finalist
Michael Wolfe Man on a String Finalist
1975 Gregory Mcdonald Fletch Winner
Dominic Koski and Virgil Scott The Kreutzman Formula Finalist
Brown Meggs Saturday Games Finalist
Nicholas Meyer Target Practice Finalist
Vern E. Smith The Jones Man Finalist
1976 Rex Burns The Alvarez Journal Winner
Max Crawford Waltz Across Texas Finalist
Thomas Klop Harmattan Finalist
Lynn Meyer Paperback Thriller Finalist
A. J. Russell The Devalino Caper Finalist
1977 James Patterson The Thomas Berryman Number Winner [5]
Alan Furst Your Day in the Barrel Finalist
Steve Knickmeyer Straight Finalist
Janice Law The Big Payoff Finalist
Marie R. Reno Final Proof Finalist
1978 Robert Ross A French Finish Winner
Charles A. Goodrum Dewey Decimated Finalist
Bob Randall The Fan Finalist
1979 William L. DeAndrea Killed in the Ratings Winner
Thomas L. Dunne The Scourge Finalist
William Hjortsberg Falling Angel Finalist
Craig Jones Blood Secrets Finalist
Donald A. Stanwood The Memory of Eva Ryker Finalist

1980s

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1980s Best First Novel winners[2]
Year Author Title Result Ref.
1980 Richard North Patterson The Lasko Tangent Winner
Peter Heath Fine Night Trains Finalist
John Logue Follow the Leader Finalist
1981 K. Nolte Smith The Watcher Winner
Betsy Aswad Winds of the Old Days Finalist
Oliver Banks The Rembrandt Panel Finalist
David Carkeet Double Negative Finalist
Susanne Jaffe The Other Ann Fletcher Finalist
1982 Stuart Woods Chiefs Winner
Tom Hyman Giant Killer Finalist
Ernest Larsen Not a Through Street Finalist
Geoffrey Miller The Black Glove Finalist
Anthony Olcott Murder at the Red October Finalist
1983 Thomas Perry The Butcher's Boy Winner
S. F. X. Dean By Frequent Anguish Finalist
Richard Hughes Unholy Communion Finalist
John Katzenbach In the Heat of the Summer Finalist
Ernest Savage Two If By Sea Finalist
1984 Will Harriss The Bay Psalm Book Murder Winner
Herbert Resnicow The Gold Solution Finalist
Mark Schorr Red Diamond, Private Eye Finalist
Andrew Taylor Caroline Minuscule Finalist
Carolyn Wheat Dead Man’s Thoughts Finalist
1985 R. D. Rosen Strike Three, You're Dead Winner
Jack Early A Creative Kind of Killer Finalist
Doug Hornig Foul Shot Finalist
Orania Papazoglou Sweet, Savage Death Finalist
Alison Smith Someone Else’s Grave Finalist
1986 Jonathan Kellerman When the Bough Breaks Winner
Tony Fennelly The Glory Hole Murders Finalist
Dick Lochte Sleeping Dog Finalist
Daniel Stashower The Adventure of the Ectoplasmic Man Finalist
1987 Larry Beinhart No One Rides for Free Winner
Gary Devon Lost Finalist
Richard Hyer Riceburner Finalist
Joseph Koenig Floater Finalist
Mike Lupica Dead Air Finalist
1988 Deidre S. Laiken Death Among Strangers Winner
Parnell Hall Detective Finalist
John Lantigua Heat Lightning Finalist
Dallas Murphy Lover Man Finalist
Domenic Stansberry The Spoiler Finalist
1989 David Stout Carolina Skeletons Winner
Mary Lou Bennett Murder Once Done Finalist
J. Madison Davis The Murder of Frau Schutz Finalist
Elizabeth George A Great Deliverance Finalist
Shelly Reuben Julian Solo Finalist

1990s

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1990s Best First Novel winners[2]
Year Author Title Result Ref.
1990 Susan Wolfe The Last Billable Hour Winner
Barry Berg Hide and Seek Finalist
Susan Taylor Chehak The Story of Annie D. Finalist
Melodie Johnson Howe The Mother Shadow Finalist
Bruce Zimmerman Blood Under the Bridge Finalist
1991 Patricia Cornwell Postmortem Winner
Gary Amo Come Nightfall Finalist
W. Edward Blain Passion Play Finalist
Edna Buchanan Nobody Lives Forever Finalist
Walter Mosley Devil in a Blue Dress Finalist
1992 Peter Blauner Slow Motion Riot Winner [6]
Terence Faherty Deadstick Finalist
Marcy Heidish Deadline Finalist
Mary Willis Walker   Zero at the Bone Finalist
Don Winslow A Cool Breeze on the Underground Finalist
1993 Michael Connelly The Black Echo Winner
Christine Andreae Trail of Murder Finalist
Jane Stanton Hitchcock Trick of the Eye Finalist
Craig Smith Ladystinger Finalist
1994 Laurie R. King A Grave Talent Winner
Mark Frost The List of Seven Finalist
Darian North Criminal Seduction Finalist
Manuel Ramos The Ballad of Rocky Ruiz Finalist
David Rosenbaum Zaddik Finalist
1995 George Dawes Green The Caveman's Valentine Winner
Janet Evanovich One for the Money Finalist
Carol O’Connell Mallory’s Oracle Finalist
Barbara Parker Suspicion of Innocence Finalist
Doug J. Swanson Big Town Finalist
1996 David Housewright Penance Winner
Kevin Allman Tight Shot Finalist
Martha C. Lawrence Murder in Scorpio Finalist
Allan Pedrazas The Harry Chronicles Finalist
David J. Walker Fixed in His Folly Finalist
1997 John Morgan Wilson Simple Justice Winner
Margaret Moseley Bonita Faye Finalist
Sharon Kay Penman The Queen’s Man Finalist
Charles Todd A Test of Wills Finalist
Michael C. White A Brother’s Blood Finalist
1998 Joseph Kanon Los Alamos Winner
Suzanne Berne A Crime in the Neighborhood Finalist
Philip Reed Bird Dog Finalist
Lisa See Flower Net Finalist
K. J. A. Wishnia 23 Shades of Black Finalist
1999 Steve Hamilton A Cold Day in Paradise Winner
Ira Genberg Reckless Homicide Finalist
Christopher Reich Numbered Account Finalist
Jen Sacks Nice Finalist
D. R. Schanker A Criminal Appeal Finalist

2000s

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2000s Best First Novel winners[2]
Year Author Title Result Ref.
2000 Eliot Pattison The Skull Mantra Winner
Arthur W. Bahr Certifiably Insane Finalist
Dave Barry Big Trouble Finalist
Boston Teran God Is a Bullet Finalist
Paula L. Woods Inner City Blues Finalist
2001 David Liss A Conspiracy of Paper Winner
Scott Phillips The Ice Harvest Finalist
Qiu Xiaolong Death of a Red Heroine Finalist
Marcia Simpson Crow in Stolen Colors Finalist
Peter Moore Smith Raveling Finalist
2002 David Ellis Line of Vision Winner
C. J. Box Open Season Finalist
Gabriel Cohen Red Hook Finalist
Victor Gischler Gun Monkeys Finalist
Denise Hamilton The Jasmine Trade Finalist
2003 Jonathon King The Blue Edge of Midnight Winner
Stephen J. Clark Southern Latitudes Finalist
Kam Majd High Wire Finalist
Ben Rehder Buck Fever Finalist
David Rosenfelt Open and Shut Finalist
2004 Rebecca Pawel Death of a Nationalist Winner
Martha Conway 12 Bliss Street Finalist
Robert Heilbrun Offer of Proof Finalist
James Hime The Night of the Dance Finalist
Olen Steinhauer The Bridge of Sighs Finalist
2005 Don Lee Country of Origin Winner
Richard Aleas Little Girl Lost Finalist
Charles Benoit Relative Danger Finalist
Liam Callanan The Cloud Atlas Finalist
Michael Koryta Tonight I Said Goodbye Finalist
Bob Morris Bahamarama Finalist
2006 Theresa Schwegel Officer Down Winner [7]
Megan Abbott Die a Little Finalist
Brian Freeman Immoral Finalist
Scott Frost Run the Risk Finalist
Alison Gaylin Hide Your Eyes Finalist
2007 Alex Berenson The Faithful Spy Winner [8][9]
Gillian Flynn Sharp Objects Finalist
John Hart King of Lies Finalist
Steve Hockensmith Holmes on the Range Finalist
Cornelia Read A Field of Darkness Finalist
2008 Tana French In the Woods Winner [10]
Gordon Campbell Missing Witness Finalist [11]
Christopher Goffard Snitch Jacket Finalist [11]
Craig McDonald Head Games Finalist [11]
Derek Nikitas Pyres Finalist [11]
2009 Francie Lin The Foreigner Winner [12]
Tom Epperson The Kind One Finalist
David Fuller Sweetsmoke Finalist
Charlie Newton Calumet City Finalist
Justin Peacock A Cure for Night Finalist

2010s

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2010s Best First Novel winners and finalists[2]
Year Author Title Result Ref.
2010 Stefanie Pintoff In the Shadow of Gotham Winner [13]
David Cristofano The Girl She Used To Be Shortlist [14]
Bryan Gruley Starvation Lake Shortlist [14]
Heather Gudenkauf The Weight of Silence Shortlist [14]
Sophie Littlefield A Bad Day for Sorry Shortlist [14]
Attica Locke Black Water Rising Shortlist [14]
2011 Bruce DeSilva Rogue Island Winner
Paul Doiron The Poacher’s Son Shortlist [15]
David Gordon The Serialist Shortlist [15]
Nic Pizzolatto Galveston Shortlist [15]
James Thompson Snow Angels Shortlist [15]
2012 Lori Roy Bent Road Winner [16][17]
Edward Conlon Red on Red Shortlist [17]
David Duffy Last to Fold Shortlist [17]
Leonard Rosen All Cry Chaos Shortlist [17]
Steve Ulfelder Purgatory Chasm Shortlist [17]
2013 Chris Pavone The Expats Winner
Kim Fay The Map of Lost Memories Shortlist
Daniel Friedman Don’t Ever Get Old Shortlist
Susan Elia MacNeal Mr. Churchill’s Secretary Shortlist
Matthew Quirk The 500 Shortlist
Michael Sears Black Fridays Shortlist
2014 Jason Matthews Red Sparrow Winner [18]
Matthew Guinn The Resurrectionist Shortlist [19]
Roger Hobbs Ghostman Shortlist [19]
Becky Masterman Rage Against the Dying Shortlist [19]
Kimberly McCreight Reconstructing Amelia Shortlist [19]
2015 Tom Bouman Dry Bones in the Valley Winner [20][21]
Julia Dahl Invisible City Shortlist [21]
Allen Eskens The Life We Bury Shortlist [21]
C. B. McKenzie Bad Country Shortlist [21]
Adam Sternbergh Shovel Ready Shortlist [21]
Ashley Weaver Murder at the Brightwell Shortlist [21]
2016 Viet Thanh Nguyen The Sympathizer Winner [22]
Glen Erik Hamilton Past Crimes Shortlist
David Joy Where All Light Tends to Go Shortlist
Jessica Knoll Luckiest Girl Alive Shortlist
Rebecca Scherm Unbecoming Shortlist
2017 Flynn Berry Under the Harrow Winner [23]
Bill Beverly Dodgers Shortlist
Joe Ide IQ Shortlist
Nicholas Petrie The Drifter Shortlist
Lili Wright Dancing with the Tiger Shortlist
Heather Young The Lost Girls Shortlist
2018 Jordan Harper She Rides Shotgun Winner [24]
Deborah E. Kennedy Tornado Weather Shortlist
Winnie M Li Dark Chapter Shortlist
Melissa Scrivner Love Lola Shortlist
Emily Ruskovich Idaho Shortlist
2019 James A. McLaughlin Bearskin Winner [25]
Bradley Harper A Knife in the Fog Shortlist
Debra Jo Immergut The Captives Shortlist
Nova Jacobs The Last Equation of Isaac Severy Shortlist
Delia Owens Where the Crawdads Sing Shortlist

2020s

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2020s Best First Novel winners and finalists[2]
Year Author Title Result Ref.
2020 Angie Kim Miracle Creek Winner [26]
Samantha Downing My Lovely Wife Shortlist
John McMahon The Good Detective Shortlist
Lara Prescott The Secrets We Kept Shortlist
John Vercher Three-Fifths Shortlist
Lauren Wilkinson American Spy Shortlist
2021 Caitlin Mullen Please See Us Winner [27][28][29]
Nev March Murder in Old Bombay Shortlist [29]
Elisabeth Thomas Catherine House Shortlist [29]
David Heska Wanbli Weiden Winter Counts Shortlist [29]
Stephanie Wrobel Darling Rose Gold Shortlist [29]
2022 Erin Flanigan Deer Season Winner [30][31]
Vera Kurian Never Saw Me Coming Shortlist [32]
Fabian Nicieza Suburban Dicks Shortlist [32]
JoAnne Tompkins What Comes After Shortlist [32]
Caitlin Wahrer The Damage Shortlist [32]
2023 Eli Cranor Don’t Know Tough Winner [33][34]
Erin E. Adams Jackal Shortlist [35]
Ramona Emerson Shutter Shortlist [35]
Katie Gutierrez More Than You’ll Ever Know Shortlist [35]
Grace D. Li Portrait of a Thief Shortlist [35]
2024 I.S. Berry The Peacock and the Sparrow Winner [36][37]
Amy Chua The Golden Gate Shortlist [38][39]
Ken Jaworowski Small Town Sins Shortlist [38][39]
Kristen Loesch The Last Russian Doll Shortlist [38][39]
Ritu Mukerji Murder by Degrees Shortlist [38][39]

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