Stop! You're Killing Me - This site lists of books
by individual authors, lists of mysteries by location, occupation, and historical period. It also lists newly released books. Books are linked to Amazon.Com so you can go shopping
right away.
New Mysteries - New mystery list by the Clues Unlimited Mystery Bookstore.
Reviews of Mystery Novels
Crime Time - British mystery magazine with reviews, interviews, and articles.
The Tangled Web UK - Great site covering all aspects of mystery
fiction including current mystery novels.
Mystery Reviews - Reviews of mystery books by
Marilyn Stasio in the News York Times since 1997. Registration is required with the Times but it is painless.
January Magazine - Book reviews and articles about mystery
fiction.
The Mystery Reader - News, reviews, and an
author address book to help you locate the e-mail address and/or web site of your favorite
author.
Mystery Ink - Mystery novel reviews, and information about the Gumshoe awards.
The Cozy Library - If cozy mystery novels are your favorites, you will enjoy the reviews and author biographies at the Cozy Library. There is also a extensive page of links to author's web sites.
New Mystery Reader Magazine - an online magazine featuring reviews of current
mystery novels including paperbacks, hardcovers, and audio books.
Who Dunnit - Reviews of mystery books and biographies of mystery authors. It is only
possible to locate reviews by the title of the book.
The Golden Age of Detection Wiki - Biographies and bibliographies of writers of the Golden Age. There are also nonfiction articles about Golden Age mystery novels, links to mystery magazines and e-zines, and sources for books.
British Mystery Series - If you are a fan of British mystery series, you
will enjoy this site which has chronological lists and brief descriptions of the episodes of series such as Midsomer Murders,
A Touch of Frost, and the Inspector Lynley Mysteries.
Visible Proofs - This is a fascinating site about forensic medicine by the US National
Library of Medicine.
The Interactive Investigator - This site has introductory information on forensic science, a good timeline of
developments in the field, and a mystery for you to solve. By the Virtual Museum of Canada.
Crime and Punishment - This is a history of crime and
punishment in Great Britain. It is designed for students, but mystery fans will find it quite interesting. By the National Archives
of Great Britain.
Dying Speeches and Bloody Murder - Crime broadsides collected by the Harvard
University Law Library. These are penny papers published in the 1800's describing crimes and executions.
Author Yellow Pages - Locate web sites and publisher sites for your favorite mystery author. You may
also sign up for e-mail notification of the publication of their new books.
The Cozy Mystery List - This site has lists of cozy mystery authors and their works. (If you do not know what a cozy is, there is a definition here). There is also information on mystery TV shows and movies and on award winning mystery novels.
The Curse of the Title Change - Some mystery novels do not seem
to be able to cross the Atlantic without changing their titles. This list has been compiled by Gaslight.
Dell Map Back Mysteries - A series of paperbacks, published in
the 1940's and 1950's with a map of the scene of the crime on the back cover. This article is by Gary Lovisi in Mystery Scene magazine.
Reading Lists - These are bibliographies of books about mystery
fiction and films. By Crime Culture.
Crime Culture - The focus of this academic site is on film noir and the hard-boiled
detective story. It has articles, booklists, and links to other web sites. It is well worth a visit.
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