Mosaic from an outdoor dining room in Pompeii Links to MYSTERY & HISTORICAL FICTION web sites: Roman History Reading Group discusses fiction, nonfiction, ancient historians, & mysteries Roman History Books and More Lively and far-ranging blog The Greek World of Mary Renault Remarkable exploration of the great author’s milieu Beyond Renault Intelligent look at Alexander the Great in fiction and film That *Other* Roman Mystery Writer Say hello to Lindsey Davis, creator of Falco Caroline Lawrence writes Roman mysteries for younger readers Criminal History History-mystery fan site from the UK Pompeii Gateway Rebecca East promotes Pompeii: A.D. 62 with images of the city The Detective & the Toga A specific guide to mystery fiction set in ancient Rome Fictional Rome Comprehensive database of novels and short stories set in ancient Rome Historische Romane über das alte Rom German site about fiction set in ancient Rome Ancient Greece in Fiction Listing of novels and story collections in English Historical Mystery Listing of fiction set in various periods italian-mysteries.com Guide to mystery novels set in Italy TheMysteryPlace.Com My favorite magazines: EQMM and AHMM Mystery Scene Trade journal covers the mystery publishing scene Crime Time The U.K.’s premiere crime fiction magazine hosts a lively website Mystery Short Fiction An online index beginning with 1990 Mystery Readers International World’s largest mystery fan/reader organization & journal Mystery Writers of America (MWA) Member bios and web sites, Edgar Awards and more ClueLass Kate Derie’s encyclopedic site, where murder meets minutiae The Mystery Reader News, reviews, etc. Over My Dead Body! Online mystery magazine with reviews, interviews, etc. The Sacred Antinous: Worship site created by “Queer as Folk” screenwriter Shawn Postoff Links to CLASSICAL WORLD web sites: eternallycool.net Anything and everything that celebrates the Eternal City Friends of Herculaneum Keep up with the latest finds at the Villa dei Papyri Lacus Curtius Translated texts, maps, etc. An incredible resource RogueClassicism Eclectic, idiosyncratic, iconoclastic, as the name suggests RACE (Roman Army & Chariot Experience): live races & gladiator shows in Jordan Friends of Herculaneum Society Help save the Villa of the Papyri! Anima Altera Latin T-shirts & more for the discerning classicist (gerendo docemus!) Cleopatra on the Web and Alexander the Great on the Web, twin sites by Tim Spaulding UCLA Cultural VR Lab Virtual reality projects include numerous ancient sites in Rome Rome Reborn 1.0 Another site about the Rome VR project Virtual Catalog of Roman Coins Numismatic resource for students, teachers, & collectors Ancient/Classical History Lively, wide-ranging site hosted by N.S. Gill The Cicero Homepage celebrates the man who gave his name to an age Roman History Reading Group tackles fiction, nonfiction, ancient historians, and mysteries AncientWorlds Virtual communities inhabit Rome and other ancient sites Roman Britain Historian Guy de la Bedoyere’s celebration of ancient Britannia Maecenas: Images of Ancient Greece and Rome 1600+ photos of ancient sites, models, etc. New Library at Alexandria Not quite the old Library, but good to have it back! Bolchazy-Carducci A leading publisher in Latin & Greek studies, with lots of Classical links Roman Law For those who can’t get enough of that Ius Romanum Internet Classics Archive Hundreds of Greek and Roman texts in English translation Perseus Project An evolving digital library on ancient Greece and Rome Classics Collection Lots of academic links Women in World History Resources for teachers; check out “Female Fury in the Forum” Diotima: Women & Gender in the Ancient World Sappho’s home page? Texas Classical Association The Latin and Greek low-down from the Lone Star State      Elisabet Ney and her Austin sculpture studio, Formosa (now the Elisabet Ney Museum), site of a crucial scene in Steven’s novel A Twist at the End. Links to AUSTIN & TEXANA web sites: “On Big Trucks, Bikes, and Bush” Steven’s travel article about Austin recalls the day that nearly ended the Bush presidency before it began... Scene of the Crime Annotated bibliography of mystery fiction set in Texas Sisters in Crime Heart of Texas chapter (HoTXSinC) O. Henry The famous writer’s early days in Austin are at the heart of A Twist at the End O. Henry Museum in Austin, plus info on the annual Pun-Off The Handbook of Texas An indispensable online encyclopedia of Texas history Lone Star Junction An online almanac of early Texas Texas State Parks & Historic Sites Go wild! TravelTex The state’s official online tourguide Texas Highways The “National Geographic” of Texas, with great photography Texas Book Festival takes place annually in Austin in late October or early November University of Texas at Austin Steven’s alma mater Barker Texas History Center and Center for American History on the UT campus, where Steven did much of the research for A Twist at the End Austin History Center Where Steven spent many happy hours researching A Twist at the End Austin Chronicle The best damned alternative weekly newspaper in America Austin 360 The online heartbeat of Austin Save Barton Creek Association Preserving the heart & soul of Austin Lars Eighner Friend, colleague, and legendary chronicler of life on the open road

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