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Scott Phillips


USA flag (b.1961)

Scott Phillips is the author of three of the most highly acclaimed crime novels of recent years. His debut novel, The Ice Harvest, was a New York Times Notable Book of the Year and won the California Book Award, a Silver Medal for Best First Fiction, and was a finalist for the Edgar Awards, the Hammett Prize and the Anthony Award. It is now a major motion picture from Focus Features. Its followup The Walkaway continued his success, with The New York Times calling it "wicked fun."
 


Genres: Mystery, Historical Mystery
 
Series
Bill Ogden
   1. Cottonwood (2004)
   2. Hop Alley (2014)
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Novels
   The Ice Harvest (2000)
   The Walkaway (2002)
   The Adjustment (2010)
   Rake (2013)
   That Left Turn at Albuquerque (2020)
   The Devil Raises His Own (2024)
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Series contributed to
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Books containing stories by Scott Phillips
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Crimespree Magazine #65 (2017)
(Crimespree Magazine)
edited by
Jon Jordan and Ruth Jordan
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Feeding Kate (2012)
A Crime Fiction Anthology
edited by
Laura Benedict, Laura K Curtis, Neliza Drew and Clare Toohey
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D*CKED (2011)
Dark Fiction Inspired by Dick Cheney
edited by
Jedidiah Ayres, Greg Bardsley and Kieran Shea

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Award nominations
2001 John Creasey (New Blood) Dagger (shortlist) : The Ice Harvest
2001 Edgar Award for Best First Novel (nominee) : The Ice Harvest
2001 CWA Gold Dagger (shortlist) : The Ice Harvest
2001 Barry Award for Best First Novel (nominee) : The Ice Harvest
2001 Anthony Award for Best First Novel (nominee) : The Ice Harvest


Scott Phillips recommends
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Just Thieves (2021)
Gregory Galloway
"Just Thieves is at once a brisk caper novel and a deep dive into the motivations that propel all of us, thieves and otherwise - - family, loyalty, and most of all love. Great fun and profoundly sad at once, which is no mean trick."
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The Receptionist (2021)
Kate Myles
"Kate Myles’s The Receptionist is a terrific thriller and a mesmerizing character study; I read it faster and with more pleasure than any crime novel I’ve picked up in months."
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Above the Rain (2021)
Víctor del Árbol
"Above the Rain is an exceptional novel about the present's inability to deny the past, a clear-eyed examination of the cultural clashes in modern Europe. It's also a novel about love, the different kinds thereof and how they offer their own various sorts of healing and redemption."

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