The term 'Mystery Award Namesake' refers to AGATHA, a six-letter name. AGATHA was an English crime writer and playwright who is best known for her detective fiction. She wrote more than 80 novels and short stories, many of which have been adapted into films and television series. Her works are considered classics of the mystery genre and she is credited with inventing the 'cozy mystery' subgenre. AGATHA was also a pioneer in the field of crime writing, being one of the first authors to use forensic science in her stories.