James Branch Cabell
A special exhibit on the once-controversial author from Virginia Commonwealth
University, site of the James Branch
Cabell Library.
The Unofficial Beverly
Cleary Home Page
The Beverly Cleary Home Page was designed to be a comprehensive source of
information about the award-winning children's author and her books.
Jeff Meaney's Roald Dahl Page
A strictly non-commercial page dedicated to Roald Dahl, his children's books
and his short stories. [Unfortunately, it features extremely intrusive Flash
animation that may cause problems with your computer.]
Charles Dickens — Gad's
Hill Place
"This site helps the world of Dickens to come alive via the use of art,
quotes, interesting presentation and a substantial amount of content."
Ronald Donaghe
Home site for the author of My Year of Living Heterosexually and Other
Adventures in Hell.
The Chronicles of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Biographical information, quotes and games dealing with the life and works
of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes and Professor Challenger.
221b Baker Street:
Sherlock Holmes
Written by Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle, the stories of Sherlock Holmes formed the template (for many
if not most) detective stories of the last century. Now you can find 48 of
the 60 stories here (the remainder have not entered the public domain), and
a wealth of quotes, pictures, and sound files.
The Universal
Sherlock Holmes
The Web version of an extensive bibliography.
Realization and Recognition: The Art and Life of John Fante
An article about John Fante by Neil Gordon.
AllenGinsberg.org
Allen Ginsberg Memorial Page
"Well, while I am here I'll do the work — And what is the work?
To ease the pain of living… everything else, drunken dumb show."
Thomas Hardy Resource
Library
A site devoted to
the life and works of Thomas Hardy. Whether you are a scholar, a student,
or you just enjoy reading Hardy, you'll find something of value here.
Jack
Kerouac
Kerouac wrote books about his life experiences including his time traveling,
his alcoholism and his enlightenment from the Buddhist religion.
Key-Z Productions, Further Travels with
Ken Kesey
The late Ken Kesey, one of the Merry Pranksters and participant in the infamous
Acid Tests of the 60s, was the author of, among others, One Flew Over the
Cuckoo's Nest, Sometimes a Great Notion, and more recently Last
Go Round.
Into the Wardrobe: The C. S. Lewis
Web Site
A wealth of information on Clive Staples ("Jack") Lewis, the writer
of the childrens series the Narnia Chronicles.
The Halls of Mithgar - A Dennis
L. McKiernan Fan Site
A site dedicated to the Mithgarian fantasy works of author Dennis L. McKiernan.
Includes: art, discussion board, histories, maps, and a glossary. The author
frequents the page quite often.
Henry
Miller: The Life and Literature of Obscenity
Most famous for his books The Tropic of Cancer and The Tropic of
Capricorn, Henry Miller has been one of the most controversial authors
in American history.
Thinking of Anais Nin
Author of avant-garde novels in the French surrealistic style, Anais Nin is
best known for her life and times in The Diary of Anais Nin, Vols. I-VII.
The Posner File
The official site for journalist Gerald Posner, find out more about his six
published books, some of his articles from the New York Times, New Yorker,
Time, and other leading publications and media, bookstore, and lecture appearances.
The Pynchon Files
Dedicated to the life of Mr.Thomas Pynchon, America's second-most reclusive
and elusive author (after J.D. Salinger). [Apparently defunct.]
Poems by Clyde Sanborn
These pages are in memory of the poet Clyde Sanborn, who drowned near his
home on the Skagit River in March, 1996. He was only 47 but already a clear
voice drawing images of life and feeling. Some of his illustrations are included,
and a link to a memorial page created by his family. This page shows how easily
the Web can give voice to poetry which hitherto has been so limited in its
reach.
The Official Anne Rice Web Site
One of America's most read and celebrated authors, Anne Rice is known for
weaving the visible and supernatural worlds together in epic stories that
both entertain and challenge readers. Her books are rich tapestries of history,
belief, philosophy, religion, and compelling characters that examine and extend
our physical world beyond the limits we perceive.
Shel
Silverstein - Collected Information
A page of collected information about the works and life of the late Shel
Silverstein.
Pintada
Official website of Lakambini Sitoy, a Filipino writer. Her writing (once
you can find it) is first-rate and much better organized than this severely
over-designed site.
Terence Strong
Best selling UK thriller writer; reviews and original research notes plus
reviews of all previous works.
J.R.R.
Tolkien
J. R. R. Tolkien Information Page provides one-stop-shopping for Tolkien information
available on the Internet, and I do say, this is an impressive list.
Denise Turney
A professional author whose works have appeared in: Today's Black Woman,
Sisters In Style, HeartBeat, Your Church Magazine, Modern Dad Magazine, Strive,
KaNupepa, The Bean Field Creative Review, Moondance, Family Times, The Preacher's
Magazine, Norton Avenue Express, Crane News, Tunnel Times, US 1, The Pittsburgh
Quarterly, The Empty Shelf, Women Can Be Anything Except Roosters, Pif, Aspire,
Q, The Trenton State College Literary Review, The Blackstone Circular and
various other magazines and newspapers across the nation.
Omar Tyree Website
Omar Tyree, Author of Flyy Girl and A Do Right Man. Omar's website
allows you to purchase his books directly from him. Also available are Omar's
earlier works Capital City and Battlezone. "Besides an
author, Omar is also a Poet, Lecturer, Businessman and Mentor. Omar spends
much of his time speaking to children about the advantages of reading and
writing."
Alice Walker
Alice Walker is an African-American novelist and poet. Her writings include
The Color Purple, the award winning and controversial novel.
John
Waters
John Waters has written three nonfiction books, though he is probably more
famous for his movies. Here is a summery of the three books, Shock Value,
Crackpot and Trash Trio, as well as links to John Waters information
and ordering information.
Genres and Movements
Bookbug on
the Web
Resources for Romance Readers. A site filled with wonderful information on all
types of romance books.
Comic Books, Publishers and Resources
Information and Links about the comic book industry.
Fairy Tales: Origins and Evolution
An interesting
look at fairy tales and what they mean. Although the main focus is on the
early folk tales and French literary fairy tales, this site is not limited
to a specific aspect of fairy tales. It explores what fairy tales are today,
and what they where yesterday. we see how the tales we read now have been
changed and watered down. Submissions are welcomed and encouraged, as to expand
these pages to cover more tales, and from more angles.
Literary Kicks
Information on the Beat Generation, specifically Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg,
Neal Cassady, William S. Burroughs, Gary Snyder, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Gregory
Corso, Michael McClure and more. Lots of information on these people and links
snaking between, showing how they related with each other. Their lifes, their
works and their influences are all here as well as interviews. This is really
a great site full of information.
Of Ages Past: The Online
Magazine For Historical Fiction
The only monthly magazine, on or off the net, dedicated to Historical Fiction.
Issues feature short stories, novel excerpts, book reviews, and articles on
the art of writing and history. Authors have a message board, and readers
can offer story feedback. Site also includes numerous writing and history-related
links.
The Pulp Zone
Vintage science fiction pulp magazines, from the 1930's to the 1950's.