This Web page is an online version of the postal workshop, or folio, devoted to the genres of science fiction and fantasy. Each member submits his or her fiction electronically, and when all stories in a group have been received (a group consisting of 6 to 8 members), the stories are distributed to the group for advice and criticism. Provides links to areas of interest for writers in general, and links of interest to fans of sci-fi and fantasy in particular.
The Science Fiction Omnicon (SFO) is a project dedicated to building a database of characters, races, places, things, and more in science fiction. This project is wholly dependent on contributors who take the time to look through one or more SF books and extract information from them.
Seattle's "24-hour source for copyrighted local poetry" presents the work of half a dozen artists working in the Puget Sound area. Nice links to other online poetry resources.
A literary trivia game! Choose a question from the list. You'll see the text of a poem, along with the name of a poet who should have (but didn't) write it. All you have to do is name the poet who "did" write it.
The prolific pondering of an emotional exhibitionist. Here's a taste from Serena's welcome: "A fond heartfelt welcome to you my fair eyed surfing friend. May you find your journey here pleasant, and may you come to know most of all that you are not alone".
This site offers fresh, useful and interesting information. It primarily deals with such topics as how Japan and Asia is changing, current events in the political and business scenes, interesting current books, restaurant guides and event guides.
Click here and you will find a collection of published short stories by Author Charlie Stross. The virtual collection is readable (subject to copyright restrictions).
Exclusive Reading Football Photographs. It 's more than just a sport, it is part of the player 's life. Also includes behind the scenes candid shots of training sessions.
Selections from two decades of poetry and prose by David Newkirk. Share his search and his insights. You might find some of your own questions or answers here.
This site features an eclectic selection of used paperback books as well as new titles by outdoors publishers. They also feature a collection of Native American books.
UFOs, secret societies--The Space Between Book Store is an unusual store which also provides information about conspiracy theories, fringe science, lost worlds, survival issues, Western esoterica, world origin, mythology, and more.
A contrast of the public and private worlds of Spike Jones: the serious man in a funny suit, PR wizard. Includes a comprehensive discography, over 100 interviews with Jones' associates, rare photos, and a resource list.
Stacey's Professional Bookstores are the San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley's Largest Technical and Professional Book source. Huge amount and variety of technical books in stock.
Summit Publishing site provides information about the artist, Manuel Nuñez. The artist has a dynamic style, concentrating on the beauty and strength of women.
Meet Dipak Mazumdar, self-styled master of the absurd and surreomystic poet. Dipak was born in Calcutta and is now a mystical poet wandering around the Internet. He is "an eastern innocent abroad" seduced and repelled by the western world.
The Well contains all 15 installments of Synchronized by William Calvin, author of eight nonfiction books. It includes some of the links the novel protagonist, Kate Medici, uses as she tracks down the kidnapper of her neighbor in the aftermath of a stunning stock market crash caused by computer parasites.
Telepoetics, the poetic video conference. Explore a rich universe of technologies, artists, partnerships, and cyber cafés with links to these selected resources in the US, Canada, and England.
Read Today's Woman, the online novel about nineties woman Jennifer Lyell by Pamela Decarlo. This site allows you to read the book and synopsis, see her agents' comments, and meet the author.
A collection of Turkish poetry in Turkish and English. Spanning from the 13th century to the present. The one requirement is that you read the English translation with a Turkish accent.
This site specializes in books by, for, and about African people. Topics include religion, psychology, history, poetry, health & nutrition, geography, essays/ leaders/politics, fiction, culture, and education, children, and finance & business.
Text and general book inventory, academic support, events, promotions, and pick of the week. Computer store. UCLA Bearwear carries a full line of tees, sweats, and memorabilia.
Contains a library of titles not cataloged or unavailable in bookstores or libraries. Titles from businesses, nonprofit groups, trade associations, museums etc. Not available in book stores!
University Book Store in Madison, its computer sales, general books, clothing departments, medical and technical reference area. Online ordering, inquiry and review of merchandise is available.
The Usenet Alternate History List is an annotated list of novels, stories, and essays involving alternate histories (a.k.a. what-ifs, allohistories, uchronias, or counterfactuals), writings in which a past event is altered and its effect on later history somehow described. Alternate histories are a distinct subset of parallel worlds/alternate universe stories in which some emphasis has been put on an historical element.
A current, in-print novel and the Website for One Horse Rhino Press in San Francisco. First site with a Free fully downloadable book. See for yourself!
This company distributes water resources books, related publications, and computer software. Their objective is to provide current information to consulting firms, engineers, educators and students, researchers, governmental agencies, utility companies, etc.
Self-described wenchpoet T.L. Kelly has had numerous poems, renga, erotica, stories, articles and essays published under her former pen name, Terri Lee Grell. She updates this site weekly with new works.
After getting many requests for copies of his poetry chapbook "What the Welsh and Chinese Have In Common," poet and teacher Paul Jones has made it available in WWW format. The book was the winner of the North Carolina Writers' Network Chapbook Contest and sold out of print in about 18 months. So, short of finding a copy smashed in the corner of a local (to Chapel Hill) bookstore, WWW is the only way to get the book.
Tour the Grand Canyon. Color pictures from the Grand Canyon River Running by former canyon boatman Leonard Thurman. Also features William Calvin's book, The River That Flows Uphill, providing multisensory experiences of the canyon.
Todd Brendan Fahey's novel. It describes the 1960 Project MK-ULTRA, the LSD experiment by CIA in human behavior control, which critics called the ultimate Orwellian nightmare and most diabolical experiment imaginable in a democratic society.
Wonderland Books is a used-book store in El Cerrito with a selection of quality books in multifarious categories, including Western Americana, children's illustrated.
The Virtual Press, Honolulu, HI, US This site contains a harvest from The World of the Paths HQ. It yields to its visitors the fantasy world thousands of readers have learned to love.
The Virtual Press, Honolulu, Hawaii. This Writer's Gallery server contains fiction and nonfiction and is a place for both readers and writers. Writers are invited to display or sell their works at this site.
Fifty years after W.W.II—the author's of this site would like for you to think about the problem of war and peace from various viewpoints by participating in this RENGA (linked poem) with people in over 30 countries. Dual language English/Japanese.
Descriptions and cover photos of novels by R.L. Stine, L.J. Smith, Christopher Pike, Nightmare Club, Nightmare Hall, Taggard Point, and other authors and series.
A full-service discount bookstore, with over 200,000 titles, searchable by title and author. Also new releases by subject and a selection of abridged and unabridged audio books.
Works of many famous authors including Jane Austen, William Wordsworth, Mark Twain, William Shakespeare, Emily Dickenson, William Faulkner and many, many more.
The only electronics book where you can simultaneously learn about state machines, musical socks, Reed-M0xfcller logic, and the best time of the day to eat smoked fish.
If you are looking for information about book publisher Concertina, the InterAccess Technology Corp., and their online publication of Waking in Jerusalem, an illustrated children's book, then guide your mouse over here.
This National Writing Project site provides information about and links to local and national resources on writing, teaching writing, rhetoric, and linguistics.
Your one stop Grinch shop, with the story (complete with sound and pictures) plus a Dr. Seuss biography and access to e-mail the grumpy green guy himself.
A collection of links to great online children's stories, includes both textual and audio books. This is a great resource to be bookmarked for children's use.
Christer Lindh describes the biography and bibliography of American writer and naturalist Edward Abbey (author of Desert Solitaire, The Monkey Wrench Gang and many other books).
Chapters of 14 ALA children's book Newbery Award winners. Also the criteria for selection and the history of the award. Books may be purchased on-line for UPS delivery.
Technical books at discount prices and supports publishers Benjamin-Cummings, Cambridge University Press, Hayden Books and Microsoft Press, also NRP, O'Reilly, Prentice Hall, Que, Sams Publishing, Sunsoft Press and Yourdon Press.
The English Department provides an anthology of the best fiction and poetry selected from all literary magazines published at California State University, Northridge, from 1962 to 1988. The book also has an interesting photo showing student reaction to the JFK assassination.
A computer book store that satisfies the needs of computer professionals, specializing in advanced books for developers, programmers, and consultants. Catalogs are in three popular formats from The CompuBooks Catalog Archive into your own database for offline searching.
Computer Manuals Online Bookstore provides over 4,500 computer books and CD-ROM's available for online searching, ordering and worldwide delivery. Free catalogue and advice available.
The California Institute of Technology offers information about Diana Gabaldon, the author of Outlander, Dragonfly in Amber, and Voyager. Excerpts from Drums of Autumn are included as well as information on how to order autographed books, bookplates and reading of her newsletter at this site.
Asia's leading publishers of illustrated books specializes in books on Asian travel, photography, arts, and architectural subjects. Find compelling excerpts and publications not readily available in the U.S. or Europe!
Columbia University presents information about Project Bartleby. Books include William Strunk's classic first edition (1918) containing the famous Elementary Rules of English Usage and Composition.
One of the 10 largest university presses. Listings include a searchable database of the Indiana University Press, excerpts from selected titles, journal information and seasonal catalogs.
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill provides information for book lovers. Includes IBIC reviews of books, such as Julian May's Diamond Mask, Bill Walton's Nothing but Net, and (coming soon) Steven Covey's First Things First. Links to Internet resources and metaresources.
"Marketing on the Internet, a Step-by-Step Guide," by Michael Mathiesen, founder of the Netcenter. The book contains a foreword by Vinton G. Cerf, the Father of the Internet. Browsers may download the sample with all pertinent information.
San Diego Technical Books, Inc., provides technical books worldwide from a stock of several thousand volumes and offers special order on titles not in store.
Place an online order for computer books, references, & magazines specializing in the Unix market. They also offer the Linux Journal, a line of Pocket References, and other products of interest to computer users.
Anthology of the best fiction and poetry selected from all literary magazines published at California State University, Northridge, from 1962 to 1988. The book also contains an interesting photo showing student reaction to the JFK assassination.
Collection of short, haiku-like verses for children. The collection is illustrated by Sharon Katz and was translated into English by the Canadian poet Seymour Mayne with Jaroslaw Sokol.
Forthcoming, current, and back issues of the Keats-Shelley Journal, announcements, and links to related sites. The site also contains subscription and manuscript-submission information.
An outlet for PMS-ing women worldwide. When you have mood swings, hysterical laughter, uncontrollable crying, irritability, suicidal or violent thoughts, you can scribble down your thoughts and vent them to this cyberspace site. Or just read a poem or two.
This site contains children's poetry by various authors such as Walter de la Mare, Robert Louis Stevenson, William Wordsworth, Algernon Charles Swinburne, James Whitcomb Riley, and Charles Follen Adams. Great for kids!
The Poems Gallery invites you to publish your poems here. You will be granted a personal "room" where you can show your work in the layout you wish. It is also possible to criticize poems that are published here, but only if you are publishing your own here, too.
A mega-stop on that road called POETRY. Site hosts have the ambitious goal of gathering "everything" on poetry right here for your one-stop pleasure. Lots of links to reference works and other poems.
"haunted by the possibilities of once-was/i find myself self entangled beneath cold sheets/a consolation, without reward, my pity." Here's a personal poetry site that might resonate for you.
Within the Poetry Garden you will find solitude and contentment. It's a place to travel and browse when you need to refresh yourself. Links to the entire PGP archive, featured poet, submissions and comments.
Host Sven L.L. Rafferty offers you a collection of poets, famous and not so famous, as well as original poetry by himself. He also offers you connections to Web sites of further interest.
Poetry from Robert Pearson. Link to Creative Virtue Press, a writer's clearing house for works on aesthetics, computer science, technology, and environmentalism.
More than 200 titles in print, including reference volumes, general interest books, textbooks, research monographs, conference proceedings, and directories.
Within this site you can find the following: Fall/Winter 94 Catalogue, New Releases, Recent Releases, Complete Listing, Ordering Information for Individuals and Ordering Information for Bookstores.
Check out the books and magazines that contain astrology natural healing, witchcraft, metaphysics. But there is a lot more including a new Spanish language series.
Here is MacMillan’s Home Page, where they provide you access to their own bookstore, software library, internet yellow pages, and much much more! On this site you can take a look at MacMillan’s company overviews, check out the latest newsletters, find out what new and exciting things are happening with MacMillan Publishing.
Learn about this innovative publisher and its publishing services for electronic publishing of traditional books, alternative delivery methods, and new media.
Learn about all the literary works by or published about African-Americans. They also publish Black American greeting cards, Kwanzaa cars, posters, and postcards.
Order from one of the world's leading publisher of books, journals and serial publications in the health sciences and selected college disciplines--health, P.E. and recreation, nutrition, and chemistry.
Read up on India through this most comprehensive Indian book and magazine publisher. They specialize in bringing to you books published in India at low prices.