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The Mystery Reader the latest reviews and news of current mystery novels.

A mystery lover's notebook. Comprehensive information about the world of mystery fiction: books, authors, booksellers, awards, events, groups, magazines, FAQ, and websites.

Mystery Greats Time Line: From Poe to the Present. Includes timeline, profiles of authors, characters, eras and genres. Essays, stories, and pictures.

Massive British site dedicated to Crime, Mystery, Horror, Fantasy, Science Fiction with thousands of pages on Authors, Books & Reviews ...

Here's a site to die for...if you love mystery books! Stop, You're Killing Me! has title lists of your favorite authors and series characters.

Mystery Ink -- Booklover's Guide to Mysteries and Thrillers, Reviews and Recommendations of Mystery and Suspense Books ...

The Mysterious Home Page Just the Links, Ma'am Introduction General Websites Mystery Events Mystery Organizations Mystery Awards Mystery Booksellers Publishers Magazines E-Zines Mailing Lists & Newsgroups Mystery Reviews Official Websites: Authors A-C Authors D-G Authors H-L Authors M-R Authors S-Z Fan Favorites: Authors Characters Sherlockiana Special Interests Film, TV, & Radio Entertainment ...

Bibliography of mysteries with characters, plots or settings that are library or book related.

Bibliography of mysteries with characters, plots or settings that are library or book related.

Featuring mystery and suspense fiction by African American authors; includes bibliographies, plot summaries, new releases, links, chat room, and more ...

Salutations, visitor What's new (Last updated 2002-03-20) Welcome to the most comprehensive bibliography web site for classic mystery authors. The page now has bibliographies for more than 90 authors and pseudonyms! Titles of short stories/novellas/novelettes are written in italics. I have tried to make it as easy as possible for the reader to collect the short stories, which means that I only ...

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An on-going listing of new and upcoming mystery books and books on tape. Books and audio tapes can be purchased online at a discount of 10-40%.

The Magnifying Glass, Over My Dead Body! and Deadly Pleasures Welcome You to the Mystery Connection Updated: 4 May 1997 Mystery Writers of America announces Edgar winners: Best Novel, The Chatham School Affair, Thomas A. Cook (Bantam); Best First Novel by an American Author, Simple Justice, John Morgan Wilson (Doubleday); Best Paperback Original, Fade Away, Harlan Coben (Dell); Best ...

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Magna cum Murder October 25-27, 2002 Muncie, Indiana Mid America Crime Fiction Festival celebrates its 9th year! Lovers of the crime fiction genre will enjoy a weekend of panels, programs, interviews, and presentations by forty or so of their favorite writers Each year an amazing array of crime fiction authors, fans, booksellers, and other publishing industry professionals meet in Muncie, ...

Tell me when this page is updated Book Reviews | Add Your Link | About MystNoir | Authors/Characters | Mystery News | Bookstore | Survey/Message Board | Featured Title | Trivia Contest | Writer Info MystNoir African-American Mysteries Support freedom Welcome to MystNoir! Ever wonder about the African American contribution and presence in mystery fiction Just who are all the African American ...

Homepage of crime fiction authors, books and links.

Information and analysis on the genres of Suspense, Detective Fiction, and Thrillers. - dewey decimal 823.0872 ...

Reviews of mystery authors and their books in the traditional, cozy, romantic suspense, gothic, private eye, & detective genres. Listing of mystery fan and writers conventions. - dewey decimal 823.0872 ...

Laurie R. King Laurie King is the author of twelve mysteries, made up primarily of two series. One is the Mary Russell/ Sherlock Holmes series, which features a young orphan partnered with the great detective himself. There is also the more modern Kate Martinelli/ Alzonzo Hawkins series, set in the San Francisco area. Laurie R. King is also one of the guests of honor of Left Coast Crime 12, held ...

Golden Age Mysteries forum. Mystery stories from the golden age including Agatha Christie, John Dickson Carr, Dorothy Sayers ...

Mainstream mystery novels featuring Mormons.

Murder mysteries with holiday themes by popular authors: New Year's, Valentine's, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and more.

A suspenseful murder mystery that brings the Headless Horseman back to modern-day Sleepy Hollow. Written by Gregg Gonzalez.

W elcome to the Mystery C lerihew S ite Edmund Clerihew Bently Created Philip Trent. He Also defined the norm For his eponymous poetic form. What is a clerihew Father Brown Gained wide renown. Not for prayerbooks or hyminals, But for collaring criminals. The clerihew is a four-line poem with a rhyming scheme of AABB. The first line traditionally is, or ends in, a person's name; the meter is ...