Winner of 2004 German Critics Award for Crime Fiction
(Deutscher Krimi Preis)

Christopher G. Moore’s detective novel Stunde Null in Phnom Penh (original English version: Zero Hour in Phnom Penh or Cut Out) has won the prestigious German Critics Award for Crime Fiction for the year 2004 in the category of best international crime fiction, making him the first Canadian novelist to have won this award.

Previous international winners of the same award include: Dennis Lehane, Ian Rankin, Michael Connelly, Elmore Leonard, James Ellroy, James Lee Burke, John le Carré, Carl Hiaasen, and Joseph Wambaugh.

Winner of 2007 Premier Special Director Book Award
Semana Negra, Spain

Christopher G. Moore’s Calvino novel Hora Cero en Phnom Penh (original English version: Zero Hour in Phnom Penh or Cut Out) won the Premier Special Director Book Award Semana Negra 2007.

Zero Hour in Phnom Penh is the third novel in the Vincent Calvino private eye series.

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