Awards of all Stripes at Bouchercon (UPDATED)

Thursday night in Indianapolis, a slew of awards were handed out during the Opening Ceremonies.

THE BARRY AWARD

Best Novel: DRAINING LAKE by Arnaldur Indridason

Best First Novel: CHILD 44 by Tom Rob Smith

Best Thriller: THE DECEIVED by Brent Battles

Best British Novel: THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO by Stieg Larsson

Best Paperback Original: STATE OF THE ONION by Julie Hyzy

Best Short Story: “The Draught” by James O. Born

THE MACAVITY AWARD

Best Novel: WHERE MEMORIES LIE by Deborah Crombie

Best First Mystery: THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO by Stieg Larsson

Best Nonfiction, Critical: AFRICAN-AMERICAN MYSTERY WRITERS by Frankie Bailey

Best Short Story: “The Night Things Changed” by Dana Cameron

Sue Feder Memorial Award for Best Historical Mystery: A ROYAL PAIN by Rhys Bowen

The Derringers and the CrimeSpree Awards were also handed out tonight, and the Shamus Awards are still to come tomorrow, with the Anthony Awards handed out Saturday night. And thanks to Jason Pinter for doing all of us a favor and live-tweeting!

UPDATE, 1016: Here are your Shamus Award winners:

Hammer Award for Character Longevity: Matthew Scudder (created by Lawrence Block)

Best Short Story: “Family Values” by Mitch Alderman

Best Paperback Original: SNOW BLIND by Lori Armstrong

Best First Novel: IN THE HEAT by Ian Vasquez

Best Novel: EMPTY EVER AFTER by Reed Farrel Coleman

Congratulations to all the winners! The Anthony Awards are coming up tomorrow…

UPDATE, 1017: And lo, the Anthony Award winners!

Best Novel: THE BRASS VERDICT, by Michael Connelly

Best First Novel: THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO, by Stieg Larsson

Best Paperback Original: STATE OF THE ONION, by Julie Hyzy

Best Short Story: “A Sleep Not Unlike Death” by Sean Chercover (from HARDCORE HARDBOILED)

Best Critical/Nonfiction: ANTHONY BOUCHER: A BIO-BIBLIOGRAPHY, by Jeffrey Marks

Best Children’s/YA: THE CROSSROADS, by Chris Grabenstein

Best Cover Art: THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO, designed by Peter Meselund

Special Service Award: Jon & Ruth Jordan