This website is not a fancy one, nor is it a complicated one; it even lacks a clever title! I just wanted a place where I could share my list of e-text sites and give links to pages that I feel are worth a visit. Plus, it was a good opportunity to put together a list of particular books that might be of interest to the classic British mystery and Victorian ghost story buff (see "Webliography" below).
 

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This link will lead you to a list of E-text sites that I have compiled over the last couple of years. I have tried to annotate the links the best I can to give a basic idea of what can be found here. Most all of them are public domain, which means if you are interested in anything more recent than 1923, you are out of luck (aside from the few exceptions noted).
 
 

Here is my Introduction to British Golden Age Detective Fiction web page, which includes information on various aspects of the genre with examples by author and title.
 
 
 
 

Places I'd like you to visit that don't exactly fit anywhere else on this site. This could possibly mean that they were never meant to be seen together all in one place!