Adventures in Storytelling: Mystery

This session focuses on Mystery titles and its many sub-genres.  The links below are the session PowerPoint, articles, Web sites and other resources.

Deadlines for extra CE credit for the Mystery class can be found here.

Where the authors are:

• American Crime Writers League
• Mystery Writers of America
• Mystery Writers of America, Midwest Chapter
• Sisters in Crime

 Where the reviews and readers are:

• ClueLass
• Mystery Ink
• The Mystery Reader
• Reviewing the Evidence

• Stop, You're Killing Me!

• Who Dunnit?

• Iread Mystery blog

• Bouchercon
• CrimeFest
• Magna Cum Murder
• Malice Domestic
• ThrillerFest

Where the bloggers are:

• Detectives Beyond Borders: A Forum for International Crime Fiction
• I Love a Good Mystery!
• Mysterious Matters: Mystery Publishing Demystified
• Poe's Deadly Daughters

Other links of note:

• Print and online Mystery RA resources
• "The Killer Genre" by Wilda Williams in Library Journal, April 15, 2007.  The link will take you to EBSCOhost.
• "Who Killed the Mystery Imprint" by Otto Penzler.  New York Sun article from August 3, 2005 republished on the web on the changes in mystery publishing.
• In Reference To Murder's list of mystery publishers.
• Complete list of Mystery Awards.
• Mystery Readers International, publisher of Mystery Readers Journal
• Booklist's annual article, "A Hard-Boiled Gazetter to..." by Bill Ott.  The links below are to the articles in EBSCOhost.
• A Hard-Boiled Gazetteer to San Francisco (5/1/2008)
• A Hard-Boiled Gazetteer to Scandinavia (5/1/2007)
• A Hard-Boiled Gazetteer to Italy (5/1/2006)
• A Hard-Boiled Gazetteer to the Northwest (5/1/2005)
• A Hard-Boiled Gazetteer to Southern California (5/1/2004)
• A Hard-Boiled Gazetteer to Chicago (5/1/2003)
• A Hard-Boiled Gazetteer to New York (5/1/2002)