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Criminal Element is a community website featuring daily content for fans of the crime and mystery » Criminal Element is a community website featuring daily content for fans of the crime and mystery genres in all of their forms. The site features original short stories and excerpts from upcoming crime and mystery novels along with daily blog articles.

Book reviews, features, author interviews, news and more! Whether you love psychological » Book reviews, features, author interviews, news and more! Whether you love psychological thrillers, pulp, cosy mysteries or Nordic noir, Crime Fiction Lover has something for you...

CrimeReads is a culture website for people who believe suspense is the essence of storytelling, » CrimeReads is a culture website for people who believe suspense is the essence of storytelling, questions are as important as answers, and nothing beats the thrill of a good book. It’s a single, trusted source where readers can find the best writing from the worlds of crime, mystery, and thrillers.

Member of Mystery Writers of America and Sisters in Crime. I love all things crime, and have » Member of Mystery Writers of America and Sisters in Crime. I love all things crime, and have always been fascinated by how the criminal mind works. In my books, I offer an honest look behind the crime scene tape. Sometimes it can be frightening; sometimes it can be fascinating. Are you ready to take the ride?

True Crime Diva is a personal blog that discusses true crime cases. I focus mostly on missing » True Crime Diva is a personal blog that discusses true crime cases. I focus mostly on missing people and unsolved murders and prefer to write about older cases.

This site began life as a supporting site for two books: 100 American Crime Writers and 100 » This site began life as a supporting site for two books: 100 American Crime Writers and 100 British Crime Writers. These books are edited respectively by Steven Powell and Esme Miskimmin and will be published by Palgrave Macmillan in their Crime Files series. The blog is edited and maintained primarily by Steven and Chris Routledge.

Founded in 2004, Crimespree is an award-winning print magazine that covers all aspects of crime » Founded in 2004, Crimespree is an award-winning print magazine that covers all aspects of crime fiction, including books, movies, DVDs, comics and more. It features interviews with authors, articles about crime fiction and also articles by authors.

A criminally compelling web site by professional crime writers and crime fighters A criminally compelling web site by professional crime writers and crime fighters.

Ten renowned crime writers blog from different corners of the world Ten renowned crime writers blog from different corners of the world.

The Rap Sheet has earned its reputation as an essential resource for readers seeking information » The Rap Sheet has earned its reputation as an essential resource for readers seeking information about what’s new and interesting in the world of crime fiction. It covers crime, mystery, and thriller fiction both recent and vintage, appearing in all media--print as well as broadcast. Edited and written mostly by J. Kingston Pierce, the site has been nominated twice for Anthony Awards.

On this blog, Crossing Examining Crime, I plan to mainly review crime fiction. I also enjoy » On this blog, Crossing Examining Crime, I plan to mainly review crime fiction. I also enjoy reading translated crime fiction. I will primarily be reviewing books, but occasionally I will comment on films, TV series and theatre productions. I also write articles for CADs (Crime and Detective Stories) magazine and Mystery Scene Magazine.

George Kelley is an expert on crime fiction, and in fact, donated his extensive pulp and » George Kelley is an expert on crime fiction, and in fact, donated his extensive pulp and paperback fiction collection to the University of Buffalo at the State University of New York.

I spend all my free time reading and reviewing books across a range of genres for many major » I spend all my free time reading and reviewing books across a range of genres for many major publishers and online sites. Please have a good wander round the site for reviews and crime news.

News and Musings on international crime and thriller fiction, with a New Zealand flavour News and Musings on international crime and thriller fiction, with a New Zealand flavour

Each week the crime fiction authors of Criminal Minds respond to a question about writing, » Each week the crime fiction authors of Criminal Minds respond to a question about writing, reading, murder and mayhem.

Hi and welcome to Chapter In My Life – my blog about all things books! My name is Sharon. I am » Hi and welcome to Chapter In My Life – my blog about all things books! My name is Sharon. I am a Scottish Blogger with a particular interest and love of Scottish Crime Fiction. I read daily and on average devour 2/3 books per week (more if time permits). In particular I love Crime/thrillers/police procedurals and especially Scottish Crime Fiction

Crime Files is a reading community bringing together avid crime and thriller fans. We’ll be » Crime Files is a reading community bringing together avid crime and thriller fans. We’ll be sharing the latest releases from big-name authors and undiscovered talents, bringing you exclusive extracts and videos of new books, getting our authors to share their inspiration for writing, and offering fantastic prizes!

The crime segments is part of my overall online book journal -- it's neither a literary nor » The crime segments is part of my overall online book journal -- it's neither a literary nor expert take on crime fiction/mysteries, but rather a way to keep a record of my reading as I explore different authors, different subgenres and currently works from obscure writers.

I particularly like to support Scottish crime writers, small imprints, and new authors, although » I particularly like to support Scottish crime writers, small imprints, and new authors, although I do enjoy high-profile books too. I’ve got a real buzz about Irish crime fiction – there are so many great Irish writers working at the moment!

Martin Edwards' Crime Writing Blog . I've published eighteen crime novels, most recently » Martin Edwards' Crime Writing Blog . I've published eighteen crime novels, most recently Gallows Court. I received the Poirot Award for my contribution to the crime genre, and have won the CWA Short Story Dagger and CWA Margery Allingham Prize.