Aldous Huxley : Brave New World   
Aldous Huxley - Soma Web Huxley and Brave New World   meget omfattende med et hav af links på :
somaweb.org/#gen_hux_links 
 

www.huxley.net 
 

www.bartleby.com/people/Wells-HG.html     The Work of H.G. Wells
"(Herbert George Wells), 1866-1946, English author. Although he is probably best remembered for his works of science fiction, he was also an imaginative social thinker, working assiduously to remove all vestiges of Victorian social, moral, and religious attitudes from 20th-century life."
A Short History of the World was published by The Macmillan company, New York, 1922. The Invisible Man was published in 1897. The Island of Dr. Moreau was published in 1896. The Time Machine was published in 1898. The War of the Worlds was published in 1898. Online editions published by Bartleby.com, March 2000
 

John Wyndham Archive     John Wyndham - Day of the Triffids m.fl.
 

lii.org/search/file/mysteries    "Mysteries and More,"
a searchable subject index for mystery reading fra Librarians index to the internet Topics include book lists, awards, detective slang, and mystery reading groups. ..the descriptions are thorough and the resources plentiful.
 

www.bartleby.com/149/     The Thirty-Nine Steps
"The perfect combination of fine writing and suspense-filled plot make Buchan's the Thirty-Nine Steps an engaging novel of intrigue. Written in 1915, we follow protagonist Richard Hannay through England and the lowlands of Scotland as he eludes spies and keeps Europe from war. 
Fans of the 1935 Hitchcock adaptation of the Thirty-Nine Steps can attest to the book's exciting story." Originally published  1915. Online edition published by Bartleby.com, July 1999.

Crime : Detective fiction / Kriminallitteratur :
 

Anmeldelser mv : 
Cathy Gallagher's extensive section on
About.com http://mysterybooks.about.com  and the excellent online
literary magazine January which carries crime reviews
http://www.janmag.com/crfiction/crfiction.html.
http://www.femaledetective.com/links/reviews.html.
(kilde : "FreePint" newsletter)

NB : brug mysterybooks.about.com eller www.yahoo.com  el. lign. til orientering indenfor emnet.
En del af de endenstående er fra en en artikel idet britiske nyhedsbrev "Free Pint", der bl.a. anfører, at "The advantage of sites such as Tangled Web and femaledetective.com is that they offer reviews by established authors and critics rather than the sometimes off-the-wall opinions of people who post reviews to Amazon and the other online stores"

www.femaledetective.com/    Female Detective.com **
"What the detective story is about is not murder but the restoration of order," claims English detective novelist P.D. James. And who better to restore order to fiction's crime-riddled communities than lively female detectives like V.I. Warshawski, Dr. Kay Scarpetta, and Kinsey Millhone? "Female Detective.com" celebrates these sleuths as well as the writers who created them. ....

www.femaledetective.com/links.html    Female Detective
Its categories include: Awards and Events, Archives, Bibliographies
and Directories, Author Sites, Bookstores, Books for Collectors,
Magazines, Mailing Lists, Major Mystery Sites, Organizations, Reviews,
Writers' Resources ...
The most popular part of the directory is undoubtedly the directory of
authors' links, which takes you to the personal pages of each writer.

www.ardecol.ac-grenoble.fr/english/index.htm     English Teaching Materials
This is a set of resources for teachers of English. It includes links to the major press sites, other educational sites, resources on vampires if you are involved in teaching through horror stories (!) and also character analysis of famous American detectives.

www.bartleby.com/112/     Agatha Christie : The Mysterious Affair at Styles: A Detective Story
" begins the illustrious career of detective extraordinaire Hercule Poirot in her 1920 mystery classic, The Mysterious Affair at Styles. Filled with many a suspenseful twists and turns, telltale clues and literary teases...."
Originally published by Bodley Head, London, c1920
 

www.accessexcellence.org/AE/mspot/    Access Excellence: The Mystery Spot   *****
"Great online and offline activities that allow you and your students to
solve mysteries using science.  Find out what happened to the local frog
population, explore Arctica, or use a microscope to solve a mystery. 
These fourteen activities are designed to show science in a whole new
light. " (blue web'n))
 

www.cyberbee.com/whodunnit/crime.html    Who Dunnit?   *****
"Learn to be a sleuth by exploring the world of the forensic scientist. 
Elementary and Middle School students can learn to take fingerprints,
analyze unidentified powders, and other techniques to solve "The Case of the Barefoot Burglar." 
For folkeskolen , men kan evt. give ideer (Blue Web'N)

members.tripod.com/~Novelist/index.html      Horror & Fantasy fiction

Pulp Fiction : www.columbia.edu/~mfs10/pulp.html        
users.aol.com/heropulp        
(begge 10 for indhold i Web Guide Magazine)
 

Wanna play Holmes? Sherlock Holmes? Imagine yourself with that special ability to divine a description, method, perhaps even motive, simply by observing a crime scene. Reality isn't quite so neat, but crime scene reconstruction is often the first step in a criminal investigation. Reconstruction tries to answer questions like what happened and how it happened. Reconstructions come in many forms and each type requires different information. To learn more about it, check this site, a must for fans of the genre. Once you've learned enough, you can try to solve the online case study.

The Novel Enterprise a guide to Star Trek literature

www.fbi.gov/hq/lab/handbook/intro.htm     Federal Bureau of Investigation:  Handbook of Forensic Services   *****
"Science runs smack into law enforcement as the FBI publishes its
Handbook of Forensic Services online. Learn about Evidence Examinations, Crimes Scenes and learn Safety techniques while working with unknown substances." (Blue Web'n)

www.forensic-entomology.com/noframe.htm     Forensic-Entomology.com   ****
" Forensic Entomology is the knowledge of insects used to aid legal
investigations. The creators of this website are consultants in forensic
entomology, but also explain how insects at a crime scene can offer
clues.  Learn about the life cycle of insects, protocol (how to observe
the scene and collect specimens), the equipment you need to work with, and how to ship specimens. " (Blue web'n)