Who |
What |
Where |
| Ann Arbor Poetry Slam | The honest truth out loud. | www.a2slam.com |
| Austin Poetry Slam | Funny how Austin and Ann Arbor both start with "A", eh? | www.austinslam.com |
| Beat Museum | All things beat. Daddio. | www.beatmuseum.org |
| e.e. cummings | A great resource on my pick for one of America's greatest 20th century poets. | Here. |
| Encyclopedia Mythica | Myth, Folklore, and Legend. | www.pantheon.org |
| Jack Kerouac | Another one of the greatest. If you haven't read On the Road, what are you waiting for? | An amazing anthology of audio files of Jack reading his work. |
| Kahlil Ghibran's The Prophet | Lebanese romantic poet. This is probably his most famous work, available in its entirety at this site. | www.lebanon2000.com/Gibran.htm |
| Li Po | A few pieces by my favorite Chinese poet. | www.poetrystore.com/lipo.html |
| Longshot | One of the greatest literary journals of all time. Sadly no longer in print. | www.longshot.org |
| MLA Bibliography Style Guide | Title says it all. | Here. |
| Moby Dick | Or, The Whale. Yep. The whole thing's right here, Cap'n. | Here. |
| Pablo Neruda | Perhaps my favorite poet of all time. Copyright laws prevent any decent English translations of his work from being posted to the Internet, but this is an interesting bio. I highly recommend you blow the $12 or so and buy Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair, my favorite work by him and I think the most inspiring collection of love poems ever written. He wrote it, by the way, when he was 20 years old. | Here. |
| Poetry Critical | Online poetry workshop. I'm glad they beat me to this, since given my web design skills, it probably would have taken me forever. | www.poetry.tetto.org |
| Project Gutenberg | Free books online. | www.promo.net/pg |
| Quotation Ring | Quotes. Lots of quotes (of the literary, as opposed to financial, variety). Cumbersome, but cool. | www.quotationring.net |
| Research and Documentation Online | Lots of style info. | Here. |
| The complete works of Shakespeare | How many times have you wished you had online access to all of the bard's works? | Here. |
| The Vonnegut Web | All things Vonnegut. | www.duke.edu/~crh4/vonnegut |
| The Wordsmith Press | Ann Arbor's best small press. | www.thewordsmithpress.com |
| Thom the World Poet | Austin's hardest working--and most lovable--poet. | Here. |
| Tin House | Seldom prints anything that isn't great. | www.tinhouse.com |
| Word Origins | Online etymology tool. | www.wordorigins.org/index.htm |
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