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Genre
Fiction
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Fiction | Horror
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| Romance
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Genreflecting
http://www.genreflecting.com/index2.html
Perhaps your taste runs to murky mysteries
or spine-tingling horror fiction. Maybe you
thrive on the thrill of great adventure. Or
perhaps there's nothing you relish more than
a juicy romance. Whatever your primary pleasure,
if you love books and reading or work with
those who do, this is the place for you.
Historical
Fiction
Soon’s Historical Fiction
http://www.histfiction.net/
A wealth of information about authors, reading
lists, essays, online bibliographies and more.
Uchronia: The Alternate History List
http://www.uchronia.net/
Did you ever wonder what the world would be
like if history had taken a different turn?
Uchronia offers an annotated bibliography
of books, stories and essays of alternate
history.
Horror
Dark Echo Horror
http://www.darkecho.com/darkecho/index.html
Shine a light into the “Dark”
genre with extensive horror reviews, a comprehensive
list of horror links on the web and feature
articles on horror literature. You can also
sign up for the Dark Echo newsletter, delivered
free by e-mail.
Horror Writer’s Association
http://www.horror.org/
A worldwide organization of writers and publishing
professionals dedicated to promoting dark
literature and the interests of those who
write it
Mystery
Bibliomysteries
http://bibliomysteries.com/
What are bibliomysteries? Mysteries with settings,
plot or substantial characters all related
to the world of books, writers, archives and
libraries.” This is a fun site with
links to book-related mysteries sorted by
theme. There are discussion groups, author
interviews, media links, games and activities
as well as an alphabetical index of mysterious
works and authors.
ClueLass Home Page
http://www.cluelass.com/index2.lasso
Browse the Bloodstained Bookshelf for new
mystery, crime and detective fiction releases,
or go sleuthing through the Cluelass Crypt,
an archive of mystery references. The Deadly
Directory guides you through the mystery community
where you can search by name, location, or
category.
Mysterious Home Page
http://www.cluelass.com/MystHome/index.html
Updated about once a week, this site is a
comprehensive, well-organized compilation
of links related to mystery, suspense and
detective fiction. It maintains links to archives
of detective fiction, a “Who's Who”
directory, a glossary of hard-boiled slang,
newsletters, and interactive games.
The Mystery Reader
http://www.themysteryreader.com/
This companion site to the Romance Reader
will keep you in suspense as you eagerly await
new titles, read through their mysterious
booklists, and rifle through their reviews
of the latest releases.
Romance
All About Romance
http://www.likesbooks.com/
The romance fan will fall in love with one
of the most comprehensive romance sites around.
Check out book lists and reviews, read “romantic”
features or just “Talk Amongst Yourselves”
in one of their reading groups or discussion
lists.
The Romance Reader
http://www.theromancereader.com/
Romance readers will love this sumptuous array
of book reviews, features, author interviews
and romance news. Do you have a question about
a romance but can’t remember the title?
Try the “Readers Helping Readers”
feature-maybe another romance fan can help!
Science
Fiction & Fantasy
Linkoping SF & F Archive
http://www2.lysator.liu.se/sf_archive/sf-texts/books/
Are you tired of reading reviews written only
by critics? Do you wonder what the real fans
think? Linkoping is very comprehensive, containing
archives of reviews written by the fans, which
were originally posted to a USENET newsgroup.
You can browse by author or by a chronological
timetable.
Locus Online
http://www.locusmag.com/
The definitive science fiction magazine is
now online. Get “news, reviews, resources,
and perspectives of the science fiction field”.
The Recommended Fantasy Author List
http://www.sff.net/people/Amy.Sheldon/listcont.htm
A fantasy newsgroup grew into what is now
a web site devoted to the best fantasy works
as voted on by fans of the genre. Find bibliographies
of your favorite authors or follow the crowd
and read the authors with the most fan votes!
SF Site
http://www.sfsite.com/
Travel to the science fiction Mecca for fans
of this genre. This is the place to go for
author interviews, convention coverage, special
features and reviews of books, television
and anything else sci-fi related. It is also
host to 17 other science fiction and fantasy
web sites and e-zines, including the Internet
Speculative Fiction database.
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