> According to WWA rules, a single work can compete
in
> as many categories as it's eligible for, but PERMA
RED
> is one of the few (perhaps the only; but I'd have
to
> check to be sure) novel that has actually won in
two
> separate categories.
>
> JIM DOHERTY
I think John Byrne Cooke's THE SNOWBLIND MOON won both the
Novel of the West Spur and the Medicine Pipe Bearer's Award
(technically not a Spur, although it's given by the WWA) for
Best First Novel.
One of Cooke's other historical novels, THE COMMITTEE OF
VIGILANCE, is about San Francisco's Barbary Coast and might
be hardboiled enough to interest some readers here.
James Reasoner
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