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Murder most foul but divinely written: Sisters in Crime's 13th Davitt Awards announced.
2 Sep 2013
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Murder most foul but divinely written: Sisters in Crime’s 13th Davitt Awards announced. 

Kerry Greenwood has won the Sisters in Crime’s Inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award at the 13th Davitt Awards for Australian women’s crime writing, held over the weekend at Melbourne’s Thornbury Theatre.

The other Davitt Awards announced at the ceremony were:

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