The CWA Dagger Longlists were announced over the weekend. The most important one to me is the Crime Fiction in Translation Dagger, formerly the International Dagger for which I was a judge many years ago.
The longlist is below and you can check out my list of eligible titles here.
Shortlists will be announced at CrimeFest on 10 May.
Longlist:
Javier Castillo - The Snow Girl tr. Isabelle Scott (Spain, M, Penguin)
Juan Gomez-Jurado - Red Queen tr. Nick Caistor (Spain, M, Macmillan)
Arnaldur Indridason - The Girl by the Bridge tr. Philip Roughton (Iceland, M, Harvill Secker)
Kotaro Isaka - The Mantis tr. Sam Malissa (Japan, M, Harvill Secker)
Asa Larsson - The Sins of our Fathers tr. Frank Perry (Sweden, F, MacLehose Press)
Jenny Lund Madsen - Thirty Days of Darkness tr. Megan E Turney (Denmark, F, Orenda Books)
Cloé Mehdi - Nothing is Lost tr. Howard Curtis (France, F, Europa Editions)
Hansjorg Schneider - The Murder of Anton Livius tr. Mike Mitchell (Switzerland, M, Bitter Lemon Press)
Im Seong-Sun - The Consultant tr. An Seon Jae (Korea, M, Raven Books)
Mikhail Shevelev - Not Russian tr. Brian James Baer & Ellen Vayner (Russia, M, Europa Editions)
Yrsa Sigurdardottir - The Prey tr. Victoria Cribb (Iceland, F, Hodder & Stoughton)
Maud Ventura - My Husband tr. Emma Ramadan (France, F, Hutchinson Heinemann)
Other longlists can be viewed on the CWA Website by clicking on the individual categories.
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