MIMI (Book Prize)

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The MIMI German Book Trade's Crime Audience Award was presented for the first time in 1990. It is named after the title of the feature film Without Crime, Mimi never goes to bed with Heinz Erhardt, Karin Dor and Harald Juhnke. First, a team of experienced booksellers compiles a 30-title long list of attractive crime novels. In 2010, the members of this jury came from the bookstores Wittwer (Stuttgart), Graff (Braunschweig), Heymann (Hamburg), Stern-Verlag (Düsseldorf), Greuter (Singen) and the crime bookstore Glatteis (Munich). Then the thriller fans (readers of the customer magazine buchSzene per post and visitors to the website www.wortundtotschlag.de) choose the winner from this longlist.

The prize was awarded at the Leipzig Book Fair until 2014 (reading stage FOCUS - excellent! ). In 2015, the prize was awarded for the first time as part of the Munich crime festival .

Award winners

year Award winners novel
1990 Elizabeth George On honor and conscience
2008 Volker Klüpfel
Michael Kobr
Lake bottom
2009 Volker Klüpfel
Michael Kobr
Amateur play
2010 Stephan Brüggenthies The mysterious boy
2011 Sobo Swobodnik Cow doo
2012 Jörg Maurer Wickedness
2013 Jörg Maurer Upper water
2014 Nele Neuhaus Bad Wolf
2015 Jussi Adler-Olsen Expectation
2016 Stefan Ahnhem The heart collector
2017 Klaus-Peter Wolf East Frisian oath
2018 Sebastian Fitzek Eight night
2019 Sebastian Fitzek Fear of flying 7A
2020 Alex Beer The dark messenger

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