Title: Talented writer wins coveted award
Product review: The Mystery Writers of America was founded in 1945, and over the years it has become the most respected and influential organization of mystery writers in America. Each year it honors the best in American mystery with its Edgar Awards. And for 1997 its prestigious award for Best First Novel by an American Author went to John Morgan Wilson for "Simple Justice". Wilson adroitly combines suspenseful narrative flow with elegant poetic grace. And even though his principal character, Benjamin Justice, is a gay man, most of us can relate to Justice's flawed humanity - regardless of our own sexual orientation
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