Archive Sites

Sadly, blogs and Web sites disappear periodically, their authors tiring of the work that goes into writing these resources or keeping them up to date. Many other such enterprises, however, are allowed to go fallow, not vanishing but no longer receiving the attention they once did. Below are a few sites we enjoyed in their heyday, and think continue to be of interest, even in their dormancy.

The Abbott Gran Old Tyme Medicine Show!
Blazing! Adventures Magazine
Big Beat from Badsville
Bookends
Booknoir
A Case of Murder
Celebrating Reginald Hill
Chalk Outlines in Snow
Classic Paperback Reads
Clews: Your Home for Historic True Crime
ClueLass
Confessions of an Idiosyncratic Mind
Crime Beat Street
Crime Club: The Cutie and Grifter’s Game (B&N)
Criminal Brief
Dark City Underground
Hard Feelings
Independent Crime
It Couldn’t Happen Here ...
It’s a Mystery
It’s Criminal
The Lazy Scholar
Lies! Damned Lies!
Ligature Marks Fiction & Film
Murderati
Mystery*File Archives
Mystery News
My Year in Crime
1947 Project: Los Angeles De-Mythified
The Outpost
Petrona
Ransom Notes
Squeezegut Alley
Tart City
This Is Ed Robertson
A Thriller a Day
To the Batpoles!
The Trap of Solid Gold
Vintage Hard-boiled Reads
Web Mystery Magazine
Wisdom Mistaken for Lunacy

Please drop us a line if any of these links no longer work.

A final appeal: Don’t kill your blog or Web site! By doing so, you only create dead links from other sites. If you must stop writing online, please just let your work sit as it is without further updating. Place a notice at the top of your blog or other Web page, informing readers that you’ve gone temporarily or permanently out of business, but that they can continue to check back on your existing material in the future. Readers and researchers will appreciate your consideration.