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CWA Ian Fleming Steel Dagger

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Annual award for the year's best thriller

TheCWA Ian Fleming Steel Dagger is an annual award given by the BritishCrime Writers' Association for best thriller of the year. The award is sponsored by the estate ofIan Fleming.

It is given to a title that fits the broadest definition of the thriller novel; these can be set in any period and include, but are not limited to, spy fiction and/or action/ adventure stories. Ian Fleming said there was one essential criterion for a good thriller – that “one simply has to turn the pages”; this is one of the main characteristics that the judges will be looking for.

Winners

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2000s

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Ian Fleming Steel Dagger winners and finalists, 2002-2009[1]
YearAuthorTitleResultRef.
2002John CreedThe Sirius CrossingWinner
Tom BradbyThe Master of RainFinalist
Lee ChildWithout FailFinalist
Robert CraisHostageFinalist
Leif DavidsenLime's PhotographFinalist
CC HumphreysThe French ExecutionerFinalist
Stephen LeatherTango OneFinalist
2003Dan FespermanThe Small Boat of Great SorrowsWinner[2]
Lee ChildPersuaderFinalist
R. J. ElloryCandlemothFinalist
Lucretia GrindleThe NightspinnersFinalist
Robert LittellThe CompanyFinalist
Henry PorterEmpire StateFinalist
Gerald SeymourTraitor's KissFinalist
2004Jeffery DeaverGarden of BeastsWinner[3]
Dan FespermanThe Warlord's SonFinalist
Joseph FinderParanoiaFinalist
Mo HayderTokyoFinalist
Stephen LeatherHard LandingFinalist
Adrian McKintyDead I Well May BeFinalist
Daniel SilvaThe ConfessorFinalist
2005Henry PorterBrandenburgWinner
G. M. FordA Blind EyeFinalist
Simon KernickA Good Day to DieFinalist
Adrian MatthewsThe Apothecary's HouseFinalist
Kate MosseLabyrinthFinalist
Joel RossDouble Cross BlindFinalist
Daniel SilvaA Death in ViennaFinalist
2006Nick StoneMr ClarinetWinner
Michael ConnellyThe Lincoln LawyerFinalist
Jo-Ann GoodwinSweet GumFinalist
Mo HayderPig IslandFinalist
Daniel SilvaThe English AssassinFinalist
Martyn WaitesThe Mercy SeatFinalist
David WolstencroftContact ZeroFinalist
2007Gillian FlynnSharp ObjectsWinner
Alex BerensonThe Faithful SpyFinalist
Harlan CobenThe WoodsFinalist
R. J. ElloryCity of LiesFinalist
Michael MarshallThe IntrudersFinalist
Michael RobothamThe Night FerryFinalist
Karin SlaughterTriptychFinalist
2008Tom Rob SmithChild 44Winner[4]
Mo HayderRitualFinalist
Gregg HurwitzI See YouFinalist
Michael RobothamShatterFinalist
David StoneThe Echelon VendettaFinalist
2009John HartThe Last ChildWinner[5][6]
Michael ConnellyThe Brass VerdictFinalist
Gillian FlynnDark PlacesFinalist
Charlie NewtonCalumet CityFinalist
Daniel SilvaMoscow RulesFinalist
Olen SteinhauerThe TouristFinalist
Andrew WilliamsThe InterrogatorFinalist

2010s

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Ian Fleming Steel Dagger winners and finalists, 2010-2019[1]
YearAuthorTitleResultRef.
2010Simon ConwayA Loyal SpyWinner
Lee Child61 HoursFinalist[7]
Mo HayderGoneFinalist[7]
Mick HerronSlow HorsesFinalist[7]
Henry PorterThe Dying LightFinalist[8][7]
Scott TurowInnocentFinalist[8][7]
Don WinslowThe Gentlemen’s HourFinalist[8][7]
2011Steve HamiltonThe Lock ArtistWinner[9][10]
Michael GruberThe Good SonFinalist[11]
Craig SmithCold RainFinalist[11]
S.J. WatsonBefore I Go to SleepFinalist[11][10]
2012Charles CummingA Foreign CountryWinner[12][13]
Megan AbbottDare MeFinalist
Robert HarrisThe Fear IndexFinalist
Neal StephensonReamdeFinalist
2013Roger HobbsGhostmanWinner[14]
Stuart NevilleRatlinesFinalist[15][16]
Mark OldfieldThe SentinelFinalist[15][16]
Robert WilsonCapital PunishmentFinalist[15][16]
2014Robert HarrisAn Officer and a SpyWinner[17][18]
Louise DoughtyApple Tree YardFinalist[19][18]
Terry HayesI Am PilgrimFinalist[19]
Greg IlesNatchez BurningFinalist[19]
2015Karin SlaughterCop TownWinner[20][21]
Sam HawkenMissingFinalist[22]
Paula HawkinsThe Girl on the TrainFinalist[22]
Mick HerronNobody WalksFinalist[22]
Patrick HoffmanThe White VanFinalist[22]
Malcolm MackayThe Night the Rich Men BurnedFinalist[22]
Peter SwansonThe Kind Worth KillingFinalist[22]
2016Don WinslowThe CartelWinner[23]
Lee ChildMake MeFinalist[24]
Mick HerronReal TigersFinalist[24]
Adrian McKintyRain DogsFinalist[24]
Daniel SilvaThe English SpyFinalist[24]
2017Mick HerronSpook StreetWinner
Megan AbbottYou Will Know MeFinalist
J S CarolThe Killing GameFinalist
Jules GrantWe Go Around in the Night and Are Consumed by FireFinalist
John HartRedemption RoadFinalist
William RyanThe Constant SoldierFinalist
2018Attica LockeBluebird, BluebirdWinner
Mick HerronLondon RulesFinalist[25]
Emily KochIf I Die Before I WakeFinalist[25]
Colette McBethAn Act of SilenceFinalist[25]
C.J. TudorThe Chalk ManFinalist[25]
Don WinslowThe ForceFinalist[26][25]
2019Holly WattTo The LionsWinner
Megan AbbottGive Me Your HandFinalist[27]
Dan FespermanSafe HousesFinalist
Luke JenningsKilling Eve, No TomorrowFinalist
Stephen Mack JonesLives Laid AwayFinalist
Tim WillocksMemo From TurnerFinalist

2020s

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Ian Fleming Steel Dagger winners and finalists, 2020-present[1]
YearAuthorTitleResultRef.
2020Lou BerneyNovember RoadWinner[28][29]
Tom ChatfieldThis is GomorrahFinalist[30][31][32]
A. A. DhandOne Way OutFinalist[30][31]
Eva DolanBetween Two EvilsFinalist[30][31]
David KoeppCold StorageFinalist[30][31]
Alex NorthThe Whisper ManFinalist[30][31][33]
2021Michael RobothamWhen She Was GoodWinner[34][35][36]
Robert GalbraithTroubled BloodFinalist[37][38][36]
Catherine Ryan HowardThe Nothing ManFinalist[37][38][36]
Stuart TurtonThe Devil and the Dark WaterFinalist[37][38][36]
Ruth WareOne by OneFinalist[37][38][36]
Chris WhitakerWe Begin at the EndFinalist[37][38][36]
2022M. W. CravenDead GroundWinner[39]
Linwood BarclayFind You FirstFinalist[40][41]
Sharon BoltonThe PactFinalist[40][41]
Steve CavanaghThe Devil's AdvocateFinalist[40][41]
S. A. CosbyRazorblade TearsFinalist[40][41]
Laura LippmanDream GirlFinalist[40][41]
2023John BrownlowAgent SeventeenWinner[42]
Linwood BarclayTake Your Breath AwayFinalist[43]
M. W. CravenThe BotanistFinalist
Robert GalbraithThe Ink Black HeartFinalist
Ava GlassThe ChaseFinalist
Alan ParksMay God ForgiveFinalist
2024Jordan HarperEverybody KnowsWinner[44]
S. A. CosbyAll the Sinners BleedFinalist[45]
Eli CranorOzark DogsFinalist
Kōtarō IsakaThe MantisFinalist
Femi KayodeGas LightFinalist
T. J. NewmanDrowningFinalist

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