San Antonio author Katie Gutierrez is one of three Texas authors in the running for the 2023 Edgar Allen Poe Awards presented by the Mystery Writers of America to honor the best in mystery fiction, nonfiction and TV.
She is one of three Texas authors in the running for the 2023 Edgar Allen Poe Awards presented by the Mystery Writers of America to honor the best in mystery fiction, nonfiction and TV.
Published in June,"More Than You'll Ever Know" is up for Best First Novel by an American Author. It tells the story of a woman living a double life, with families in Laredo and Mexico City, which ultimately leads to murder. Three decades later, her story is revived by a true-crime blogger in Austin, leading to further revelations.told the Express-News
that the book's publication fulfilled a lifelong dream and that the critical acclaim that greeted it was"happily overwhelming." The other Texas authors nominated for Edgar Awards are: Gabino Iglesias, who lives in Austin, for Best Novel for"The Devil Takes You Home"; and Seraphina Nova Glass, a professor at the University of Texas at Arlington, for Best Paperback Original for"On a Quiet Street."
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