Catherine Astolfo is nominated for The Best Crime Short Story, for her story Farmer Knudson, From Auntie Beers: A Book of Connected Short Stories, published by Carrick Publishing.
Catherine Astolfo is an award-winning writer of short stories and the author of seven novels and two novellas. Catherine won the Arthur Ellis Award for Best Crime Short Story in 2012 for "What Kelly Did" and again in 2018 for “The Outlier,” which is included in the Mesdames of Mayhem Anthology, 13 Claws. Catherine’s most recent book is Auntie Beers. With an historical twist and quite different from her other novels, this one is a collection of connected short stories. Published by Carrick Publishing. Catherine is a Derrick Murdoch award winner for service to Crime Writers of Canada and a Past President. Auntie Beers is available everywhere. Check out all her books at catherineastolfo.ca.
Learn more about Crime Writers of Canada at: crimewriterscanada.com
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