All Mortal Flesh
All Mortal Flesh has been nominated for the coveted Anthony Award as Best Mystery, together with powerhouse bestsellers by Jan Burke, Laura Lippman, Denise Mina and Nancy Pickard! Thank you, mystery readers everywhere, for including All Mortal Flesh in this tremendous company.
All Mortal Flesh has been nominated for a Nero Award for Best Mystery Novel! Presented to an author for literary excellence in the mystery genre in honor of Rex Stout's eternally brilliant, irascible, and corpulent private detective Nero Wolfe, a lover of food, beer, and orchids, the annual award is sponsored by The Wolfe Pack. Learn more about this terrific crime fiction organization at www.nerowolfe.org . Fellow Minotaur author Steve Hamilton has also been nominated for A Stolen Season. The winner will be announced at the Black Orchid banquet in December.
All Mortal Flesh has also been nominated for a Macavity Award for Best Mystery Novel by the readers of Mystery Readers International, the largest mystery fan/reader organization in the world! The winner will be announced at Bouchercon, the World Mystery Convention, in September. Learn more about MRI, and it's fabulous founder, Janet Rudolph, at www.mysteryreaders.org.
Finally, All Mortal Flesh has been awarded the Gumshoe Award for Best Mystery I had better check the soles of my flats right away...Mystery Ink, the Gumshoe's sponsor, has long been one of the strongest and most inclusive voices in the crime fiction community.
 All Mortal Flesh (ISBN: 0-312-31264-4), was a Minotaur lead title in October, 2006.
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ALL MORTAL FLESH has received starred reviews from each of Publishers Weekly, Library Journal and Kirkus. That's a trifecta for all you Dick Francis fans!
Mystery Ink, popular internet destination for readers of mysteries and thrillers, announced Gumshoe Award nominees, given to recognize the best in the world of crime fiction. Winners to be announced May 1, 2007. Best Mystery nominees: Ace Atkins - White Shadow, Ariana Franklin - City of Shadows, George Pelecanos - The Night Gardener, Julia Spencer-Fleming - All Mortal Flesh, and Joseph Wambaugh - Hollywood Station.
All Mortal Flesh has been named a ROMANTIC TIMES 2006 Reviewers' Choice Award finalist in the Best Amateur Sleuth category! What a humbling honor to be included with the likes of the remarkable Charlaine Harris, Meg Cabot, Susan Conant and Barbara Allan.
Recent crimespree Magazine columns by Julia Spencer-Fleming
To Darkness and to Death, together with Judgment of the Grave written by fellow Minotauran, New Englander and gal pal Sarah Stewart Taylor has been selected for the August 2005 Book Sense Picks and Notables!
The BookPage Fiction Review: Whodunit? has a neat feature on Women in Mystery, including TDTD and comadre Denise Hamilton's (www.denisehamilton.com) sensational Savage Garden!
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Wow: A Fountain Filled With Blood has been nominated for a Barry Award for Best Mystery Novel by Deadly Pleasures Magazine!
Just to be included on the same slate as Dennis Lehane, Laurie R. King, Laura Lippman, Ken Bruen and Dan Fesperman is a rare honor. To say I'm pleased doesn't begin to cover it...
A Fountain Filled With Blood ( now out in paperback!) debuted at #28 on the ABA BookSense National Bestseller List (Mass Market) the week ending 4/25! A Fountain Filled With Blood also debuted at # 8 on the New England Booksellers Association Bestseller List (mass market) the week ending 4/25!
Out of the Deep I Cry appeared in the Amazon.com Top 25 (thrillers/mysteries) during April!
The Millers Kill series is being published in Germany by Droemer Verlag, in Japan by Sony Magazine and in Denmark by Readers' Digest Danish Editions. In the Bleak Midwinter has already appeared in the Finnish Readers' Digest Condensed Books as Keskella Kylmaa Talvea. (Sorry, Finnish-reading fans, but my keyboard couldn't supply the little dots that should be over the first three As.) Stay tuned to find out where the series pops up next.
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In the Bleak Midwinter...  wins the Agatha Award for Best First Mystery! The Agatha Awards, named for Agatha Christie, are presented annually during the Malice Domestic Convention in Washington, DC. See all the winners.
wins the 2003 Dilys Award, given by the Independent Mystery Booksellers Association (IMBA) to the book it members "most enjoyed selling throughout the year." The announcement was made by IMBA Director, Maryelizabeth Hart, at an awards presentation at the Left Coast Crime 2003 conference in Pasadena, California. Ms. Spencer-Fleming received a specially made glass art sculpture in recognition of this achievement.
nominated for the Anthony Award for Best First Mystery! The Anthony Awards, named in honor of critic, writer and editor Anthony Boucher, are presented annually at the World Mystery Convention, Bouchercon. Bookreporter has a complete list of the other terrific authors nominated for outstanding achievement in the mystery field.
nominated for the Macavity Award for Best First Novel. The Macavity awards are nominated and voted on by the members of Mystery Readers International, an organization dedicated to enriching the lives of mystery readers, and are presented annually at the World Mystery Convention. See a complete list of this year's nominations and the stellar work put forth by MRI's membership.
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