Death in the Internet Café

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Active in most states of Australia, Sisters in Crime is an organisation of writers, would-be writers and readers who meet to discuss the crime/mystery genre and the real life equivalent. The guest speaker at the Melbourne meeting is real-life Private Investigator Elizabeth Wilde (see Events for details).

Male members (if you'll excuse the expression) are welcome, and are known as Brothers-in-Law.

Further reading on women, crime and computer technology:

Linda Grant: Random Access Murder; Love Nor Money; Blind Trust; A Woman's Place.

Denise Danks: Frame Grabber.

Julie Smith, New Orleans Beat.

Sandra Scoppettone: Everything You Have is Mine.

Lia Matera: Face Value.

Marele Day: The Life And Crimes of Harry Lavender.

Patricia Cornwell, Postmortem. (Some of her other books also have a computer theme.)

Some Internet Crime Sites

Sisters in Crime

Discussion Groups

DOROTHYL: To subscribe, e-mail DOROTHYL@LISTSERV.KENT.EDU and, for the subject heading, type "SUBSCRIBE DOROTHYL" (nothing else). DOROTHYL will contact you back and then put you on the mailing list for the DOROTHYL daily digest.

Gaslight: To subscribe, e-mail mailserv@mtroyal.ab.ca

Mystery: To subscribe, e-mail
mystery-request@lunch.engr.sgi.com

Mystery groups

For further information, http://www.slipnet/~cluelass/Groups.html

Electronic Magazines & Home Pages of Crime Magazines

Mysterious Women, A Quarterly Magazine for Fans of Women Mystery Writers:
www.hooked.net:80/users/helpkey/mystery.html

The Mystery Zone: http://www.mindspring.com/~walter/mystzone.html

Tangled Web UK:
http://www.the net.co.uk/~hickafric/tangled-web.html

Over My Dead Body, The Mystery Magazine and BBS: http://emporium.turnpike.net/~mystery/omdb.htm

The Magnifying Glass Mystery Newsletter: http://emporium.turnpike.net/~mystery/tmg.html

Sisters in Crime, Box 5319BB, MELBOURNE GPO VIC 3001.