Locations and Lifetime Achievement Awards
| Number | Year | Location | Lifetime Achievement Award |
|---|---|---|---|
| I | 1970 | Santa Monica, California | no award issued |
| II | 1971 | Los Angeles, California | no award issued |
| III | 1972 | Los Angeles, California | no award issued |
| IV | 1973 | Boston, Massachusetts | no award issued |
| V | 1974 | Oakland, California | no award issued |
| VI | 1975 | Chicago, Illinois | no award issued |
| VII | 1976 | Culver City, California | no award issued |
| VIII | 1977 | New York, New York | no award issued |
| IX | 1978 | Chicago, Illinois | no award issued |
| X | 1979 | Los Angeles, California | no award issued |
| XI | 1980 | Washington, D.C. | no award issued |
| XII | 1981 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | no award issued |
| XIII | 1982 | San Francisco, California | no award issued |
| XIV | 1983 | New York, New York | no award issued |
| XV | 1984 | Chicago, Illinois | no award issued |
| XVI | 1985 | San Francisco, California | no award issued |
| XVII | 1986 | Baltimore, Maryland | no award issued |
| XVIII | 1987 | Minneapolis, Minnesota | no award issued |
| XIX | 1988 | San Diego, California | no award issued |
| XX | 1989 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Dorothy Salisbury Davis |
| XXI | 1990 | London, England | Michael Gilbert |
| XXII | 1991 | Pasadena, California | William Campbell Gault |
| XXIII | 1992 | Toronto, Ontario | Charlotte MacLeod |
| XXIV | 1993 | Omaha, Nebraska | Hammond Innes and Ralph McInerny |
| XXV | 1994 | Seattle, Washington | Tony Hillerman |
| XXVI | 1995 | Nottingham, England | no award issued |
| XXVII | 1996 | St. Paul, Minnesota | no award issued |
| XXVIII | 1997 | Monterey, California | Donald E. Westlake |
| XXIX | 1998 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | no award issued |
| XXX | 1999 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Len Moffatt and June Moffatt |
| XXXI | 2000 | Denver, Colorado | Jane Langton |
| XXXII | 2001 | Washington, D.C. | Edward D. Hoch |
| XXXIII | 2002 | Austin, Texas | no award issued |
| XXXIV | 2003 | Las Vegas, Nevada | no award issued |
| XXXV | 2004 | Toronto, Ontario | Bernard Cornwell |
| XXXVI | 2005 | Chicago, Illinois | Bill Pronzini and Marcia Muller |
| XXXVII | 2006 | Madison, Wisconsin | Robert B. Parker |
| XXXVIII | 2007 | Anchorage, Alaska | James Sallis |
| XXXIX | 2008 | Baltimore, Maryland | Lawrence Block |
| XL | 2009 | Indianapolis, Indiana | Allen J. Hubin |
| XLI | 2010 | San Francisco, California | Lee Child |
| XLII | 2011 | St. Louis, Missouri | Sara Paretsky |
| XLIII | 2012 | Cleveland, Ohio | Mary Higgins Clark |
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