Best Short Short (Up to 1,500 words)
- "A Cut Above" by Del Tinsley (Hardluck Stories, Fall 2002)
- "Sending Out an S.O.S." by Nick Andreychuk (Futures, April 2002)
- "Jumping the Fence" by Stephen D. Rogers (Hardluck Stories, Fall 2002)
- "What A Day" by Seymour Shubin (Futures, January 2002)
- "Shark Infested Pudding" by John Weagly (Judas Ezine, November 2002)
Best Short Story (1,501–6,000 words)
- "Closure" by Dave White (The Thrilling Detective Web Site, Fall 2002)
- "Top of the World" by Bill Crider (Flesh and Blood: Dark Desires, Mysterious Press, May 2002)
- "Just Looking" by Bill Pronzini (Flesh and Blood: Dark Desires, Mysterious Press, May 2002)
- "Mexican Gatsby" by Raymond Steiber (Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, March 2002)
- "More Than a Scam" by Dave Zeltserman (Mysterical-E, 2002)
Best Long Short Story (More than 6,000 words)
- "The Murder Ballads" by Doug Allyn (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, March 2002)
- "Medicine Water" by David Edgerly Gates (Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, September 2002)
- "To Live and Die in Midland, Texas" by Clark Howard (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, September-October 2002)
- "Painter of the Seven-Eyed Beast" by Catherine Mambretti (Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, November 2002)
- "Henry's Power" by Bob Stevens (HandHeldCrime, March 2002)
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