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Rosalie Stafford teaches writing in San Diego. Web Mystery Magazine's editor regards the internet as one of the greatest inventions in history, and is vastly enthusiastic about its ever-burgeoning potential to inform, to educate, and to bring people together. Miss Stafford celebrates well-constructed pattern in all media; she collects tribal rugs from the Middle East.

Welcome to the First Issue! Web Mystery Magazine is a new quarterly journal. We will offer well-researched and insightful articles ranging the full spectrum of the mysterious genre -- from film noir and cozy novels to true crime analysis, from reviews to original research.

"Start as you mean to go on" is advice we have followed in putting together our first issue.  Featuring an article on his original research into email cluster bombing by computer security expert Markus Jakobsson, Ph.D.; an article on the 1759 defense strategy of Eugene Aram by defense attorney/prosecutor Rodney Noon; an article on computer crime by technical writer Jo G. Meador; a review of the film Gosford Park by writer/videographer Antonia Moras; and a review of Michael Collins' novel The Resurrectionists by thriller-writer Lisa Polisar, Web Mystery Magazine celebrates good research and good writing.

Published Quarterly by Lifeloom.com	"Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive." Sir Walter Scott	Summer 2003 Volume I issue 1
W M M New Issue		W M M Archives

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Web Mystery Magazine (ISSN: 1547-9609) is an on-line quarterly journal dedicated to investigating the mysterious genre in print, in film, and in real-life. Web Mystery Magazine welcomes well-researched, well-written articles, reviews, and fiction.
Writers are invited to send letters and inquiries to editor@lifeloom.com.
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