Blogs
Some of our members have created their own blogs. Check
in and see what is being said.
It is purely
my opinion – LJ Roberts blogs about books,
crochet and how the two sometimes interconnect.
If any of our members have a blog they would like included, please send
an email and tell us about it.
On-Line Mystery Groups
There are numerous on-line mystery groups. Here are links to
just a few:
DorothyL – Started
by a group of librarians at a July 1991 Washington, D.C. meeting
of the Association of Research Libraries and named in honor of
one of the greatest mystery writers.
Facebook Groups
4MA (For Mystery Addicts) 4MA is a discussion group dedicated to mystery books of all genres. We love reading and talking about the books we have read and the books we want to read.
DorothyL Discussion of Mystery literature and related media.
EBMRG The EBMRG FB page is for local and remote members who love reading and discussing mysteries. Unless directly related to a book, no politics or religion will be discussed here. Author self-promotion is also prohibited.
Yahoo Groups
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Mystery Addicts – Join your fellow bookaholics
and discover new authors, great books, and the latest in
mystery happenings. Every month they have a formal discussion
of two books selected by the group plus one book in an
ongoing series, as well as daily discussions of what they
are reading and what's happening in the world of crime
fiction.
CrimeThruTime – A
group dedicated to historical mysteries.
Detective
Today – Detective Today focuses the
works of authors (1980-present) in the genre of fictional
PI and similar characters.
MysteryReaderCafe – A
friendly book group where members chat about mysteries, such
as British, amateur sleuth, private detective, humorous, hard-boiled,
historical and many more!
ParanormalRomance – Because
mystery readers often wander over into the genre of paranormal
romance, I’ve included this group as well.
Feel free to contact us about
other on-line groups you’d like to see added to this list.
Mystery and other Useful Websites
AddAll – If
you’re looking for a good used copy, even a signed copy,
of a book and want to be able to comparison shop, here is a great
resource which gives you access to booksellers worldwide.
Fantastic
Fiction – Did you ever wonder where I
get the lists of an author’s work and the story synopsis
for our monthly flyers? It is from this wonderful, very helpful
website.
Mystery File – Blog – What
started as a print magazine has, over time, morphed into a website and
then a blog focused on mystery-related articles, movie reviews
and book reviews. (Full disclosure: LJ provides reviews to MysteryFile)
Solving the Code – is a site where you can learn about some great mystery novels, authors, television shows, films, and even real life entertainment!
Stop,
You’re Killing Me! – Stop, You’re
Killing Me! is a resource for lovers of mystery, crime, thriller,
spy, and suspense books. As well as having chronological
lists of author’s books, it breaks them down by Location,
Job, Historical periods, Diversity, Genre and even Read-Alikes.
What have I forgotten? Just let
me know.
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