Twisted sisters of crime compete for Davitt Awards

61 books by Australian women are competing for the 13th Davitt Awards presented by Sisters in Crime Australia.
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61 books by Australian women are competing for the Davitt Awards presented by Sisters in Crime Australia.

The 13th Davitt Awards (named after Ellen Davitt who wrote Australia’s first mystery novel, Force and Fraud) celebrate Australian crime and mystery writing by Australian women in 2012. The Awards were created by Sisters in Crime Australia – an organisation that aims to bring Australian women together who write crime and mystery. Categories this year include Best Novel (Adult); Best Novel (Children’s and Young Adult); Best True Crime Book; Best Debut Book (any category) and Readers’ Choice (as voted by the 600 members of Sisters in Crime Australia). This year, the inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award will also be awarded.

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Joshua Allen
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Joshua Allen is a Melbourne-based freelance writer and editor. He also is the Project Manager for visible ink and currently an editorial intern, writer and reviewer for ArtsHub. Follow him on twitter: @joshuawords