Edgar Award

The Edgar Award is a prestigious recognition given annually by the Mystery Writers of America to outstanding works in the mystery and crime genre. Named after Edgar Allan Poe, it honors authors, editors, and publishers who have made significant contributions through their compelling storytelling, inventive plots, and well-crafted characters. The award highlights excellence in mystery writing, encouraging high standards and innovation. It's considered one of the top honors in the field, celebrating both published masterpieces and promising new voices in mystery and crime fiction.