Amazon.com

Click the Amazon icon above to connect to Amazon, buy books, and Amazon will give me a few cents commission on everything you buy.  It doesn't increase your costs, it just makes me a few bucks.

T-Shirts

You can really get into the Mystery Writers' Forum with your very own poly-cotton blend t-shirt.  It's a cream colored t-shirt with our dead-body-stabbed-by-a-pen logo (see picture at top of page) on the back and the forum name in it's classic drippy blood font.  Available in Medium to XXXL for a mere $20.00

Send an email with your size preference and mailing address and I'll send you payment information.

Electronic Newstand

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Want to subscribe to Writers' Digest?  How about a mystery magazine?   Check this out!

 

MORE STORES:

Thought I'd post a few here for your pleasure and convenience. They all have some sort of mystery connection. For the most part, I have left out sites that sell the sort of books we can get through the Forum's Amazon.com connection.

Papyrus Place - resource for manuscript mailing boxes and other items useful to the writer.


Evidence Collection and Protection, Inc. Products for the crime scene investigator,
evidence technician, crime lab, and property room. From fingerprint kits to theft detection chemicals (whatever they are). No, I haven’t tried ordering anything. But browsing is fun.


Femmes Fatale. Great mystery fan web site with a nonbook gift catalog you can send
away for, plus a few items you can buy online. Offers a cute Crime Writer's Desk teapot. I particularly like the “Psycho” shower curtain with the silhouette of a female figure, dagger upraised.

Los Angeles Dept. of Coroner Gift Shop. This is not a gag. That very official Office of Unnatural Death really does run an extensive gift shop. Lots of mugs and T-shirts, etc. My favorite items are the beach towel with body outline and the toe tag keychain.


MysteryNet, a fun mystery writing site, offers two Agatha Christie jigsaw puzzles with accompanying books for $20.

Paladin Press. Books and videotapes on subjects such as weaponry and combat
shooting, silencers, sniping, explosives, knives and knife fighting, locksmithing, martial arts and self-defense, military and police science, new ID, survival, espionage and investigation, and more.

Theatre des Vampires. Celebrating all things undead. Anne Rice is Goddess here. Links to companies selling to the Goth crowd such hard-to-unlive-without items as custom-made fangs, special-effects contact lenses, cloaks and Lovecraftian jewelry.

http://www.clue-mystery.com/
Clue or Cluedo. Hasbro’s very entertaining web site for luring you into buying the
interactive version of the mystery parlor game.

http://www.prairieghosts.com/detector.html
Ghost Detector Shop. Recommended items from the American Ghost Society Ghost Hunter's Handbook. Yes, seriously. Geiger counters, EMF detectors (whatever they are), thermal scanners, the works. Could be pretty handy for detecting mortal bodies, too...

http://www.sherlock-holmes.com/mystery.htm
Sherlockian Shopping/Watson’s Quick Mystery. Where to buy all things Sherlock Holmes, plus nifty little mystery stories to amuse you.

http://www.mysterygames.com/
Jamie Swise Mystery Games. Fun web site for buying this guy’s interactive mystery games. You get samples of the games offered, with great sound effects.

http://users.vmicro.com/erlesclub/
Uncle Erle's Mystery Club. Devoted to Erle Stanley Gardner, author of the Perry Mason
mysteries. With membership you get a chatty little quarterly newsletter of Gardner-related stuff, including a crossword puzzle. T-shirts and buttons also available.

http://www.murdermysterycruises.com/
Murder Mystery Cruises Home Page. Go ahead, write your next mystery about a crime aboard a cruise ship. Then you can write this trip off.

http://home.erols.com/novelexp/
Novel Explorations. British company specializing in tours with a genre-writing theme, Mystery, Romantic, Western, Historical, Ghost, etc.

http://bandb.miningco.com/msub2.htm
Murder Mystery Weekends. List of bed-and-breakfasts in the U.S. and Canada that hold staged murder mystery events.
Provided by Charmaine Getz - MWF member

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Last Revised: July 22, 2001                           

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