Established in
1989, Malice Domestic™ is an annual fan convention
in the metropolitan Washington D.C. area that celebrates the traditional
mystery, best typified by the works of Agatha Christie, containing no explicit
sex, excessive gore, or violence. With the cancellation of Malice Domestic this
year due to the pandemic, the awards were presented last night virtually by way
of zoom.
Two SMFS list members
were honored with Agatha Awards last night. The members are:
Tara Laskowski won an
Agatha Award for the “Best First Mystery Novel” category for her book, for One
Night Gone (Graydon House).
Edith Maxwell won an Agatha
Award in the “Best Historical Novel” category for Charity’s Burden:
A Quaker Midwife Mystery (Midnight Ink).
SMFS salutes our list members
on this honor. The winners this year will be honored next year at
the planned in person event. Those details and more can be found at the can be
found at the Malice Domestic website.
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