Deutscher Krimipreis 2019 Winners
The winners of the 2019 Deutscher Krimipreis, Germany's oldest crime fiction award, have been announced. The Deutscher Krimipreis hs been awarded by the Bochumer Krimi Archiv since 1985.
The official website hasn't been updated with the 2019 winners yet, but Deutschlandfunk Kultur has a nice report as well as an interview with Sonja Hartl, one of the 2019 jurors. Only in German, alas.
ETA: Here is a short video interview with Simone Buchholz about her winning novel Mexikoring, courtesy of NDR Kulturjournal. Also only in German, alas.
Winner national:
- Mexikoring by Simone Buchholz
Runners-up national:
- Tankstelle von Courcelles by Matthias Wittekindt
- Finsterwalde by Max Annas
Winner international:
- 64 by Hideo Yokoyama
Runners-up international:
- Krumme Type, Krumme Type (Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter) by Tom Franklin
- Blut Salz Wasser (Blood, Salt, Water) by Denise Mina
The official website hasn't been updated with the 2019 winners yet, but Deutschlandfunk Kultur has a nice report as well as an interview with Sonja Hartl, one of the 2019 jurors. Only in German, alas.
ETA: Here is a short video interview with Simone Buchholz about her winning novel Mexikoring, courtesy of NDR Kulturjournal. Also only in German, alas.
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