Where to look . . .

For information about mysteries and mystery authors

For reviews of mystery fiction

To experience mystery online

To find resources and organizations for mystery writers

For information about mysteries and mystery authors

A&E's Mysteries features a searchable mystery database with more than 10,000 entries.
PBS's official MYSTERY! site offers information about current programming complete with animated Gorey illustrations.
The Bibliomysteries web site offers information about book-related and library-related mysteries, including an alphabetical bibliography of bibliomysteries. Also included: library-related detectives and citations for articles about bibliomysteries.
The Mysterious Home Page offers a guide to mystery-related resources on the Net.
MysteryNet.com, the Place for Everything Mystery, offers a plethora of mystery-related features.

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A Guide to Classic Mystery and Detection offers copious reading lists and educational essays about Golden Age mystery.
Try the Agatha Christie web page for all things Christie.
And The Sherlockian Holmepage for all thing Sherlock.
The Mining Co. Guide to mysteries offers interviews, reviews and an extensive list of links to the web pages of individual mystery authors.
Yahoo's links for the Mystery Genre covers all the bases in mystery fiction, including links to the home pages of more than 200 mystery authors.

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For reviews of mystery fiction

The Troutworks Mystery Guide provides literally hundreds of reviews, arranged alphabetically by author. Also check out the New Books list (updated monthly).
The Doras Roundtower Book Reviews site is updated biweekly and includes a mystery section.
Bill's Mystery/Suspense Reviews offers thumbnail reviews from a variety of subgenres.
Danny Yee's Book Reviews offers lists of both detective fiction and crime fiction.

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At The Baker Street Connection, electronic texts of the entire Sherlockian canon are available online.
The Neon Blue division of Clocktower Fiction features e-texts of original mystery stories.
The Scrolling Mystery Theater guides you through original mystery stories in hypertext. Just click on the ticket to begin.
Seeing Ear Theatre Classics (on the Sci-Fi Channel Dominion site) features online radio thrillers from classic series like Suspense, Murder at Midnight and Lights Out! (requires RealAudio.)

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Inkspot, The Writer's Resource offers an index of Resources for Mystery/Crime Writers.
The Mystery Writers of America online newsletter provides information about the organization, conventions, awards and resources.
Check out the home page of the American Crime Writer's League.
Sisters in Crime is an organization of authors, agents, booksellers, editors, librarians, critics, and readers, especially concerned with the sphere of women in the mystery field.

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Updated 08/09/99.