Meet Melodie Campbell "Christie-Meets-Wodehouse" says Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine
Called the "Queen of Comedy" by The Toronto Sun and compared to Agatha Christie by The Toronto Star, Melodie Campbell writes crime capers and golden age mysteries. Melodie has ten awards, 21 novels, and 60 short stories, but got her start writing standup. The Pharaoh’s Curse Murders will be released April 11, 2026, from Cormorant Books (Toronto.)
AWARDS:
WINNER of the 2015 Hamilton Literary Council, "HAMILTON READS" Award
The Goddaughter Series
WINNER of the 2014 ARTHUR ELLIS AWARD, Crime Writers of Canada
"The Goddaughter's Revenge"
WINNER of the 2014 DERRINGER AWARD
"The Goddaughter's Revenge"
WINNER: 2014 NorthWord Literary Journal/YMM National Short Story
Competition
"Hook, Line and Sinker"
FINALIST for the 2018 Ontario Library Association GOLDEN OAK AWARD
"The Bootlegger's Goddaughter"
FINALIST for the 2015 ARTHUR ELLIS AWARD
"Hook, Line and Sinker"
FINALIST for the 2013 ARTHUR ELLIS AWARD
"Life Without George"
FINALIST for the 2012 DERRINGER AWARD
"The Perfect Mark"
FINALIST for the 2012 ARTHUR ELLIS AWARD
"The Perfect Mark"
2012 Arts Hamilton national short fiction award,
2nd prize
"Life Without George"
WINNER: Holiday Short Story Contest (EU)
Dec. 2011
"Blue Satin and Love"
Bony Pete short story contest, 3rd prize,
"Tea for One", 2011
Arts Hamilton national short fiction award finalist
"Santa Baby", 2008
Bony Pete Short Story contest 3rd prize
"School for Burglars", 2006
Murder Mayhem and the Macabre, City of Mississauga,
WINNER: 2 categories
"Tea and Turnabout" and "Cyanide", 1991
Canadian Living Magazine Romance Story contest 3rd prize
"Jive Talk", 1989
WINNER, Toronto Public Library writing contest for teens, "Horatio Hedgehog," 1974
...and a few more


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