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Literature and Poetry

This catagory may seem too ponderous but the whole task of trying to subcatagorize it all would be a nigh on herculean task to say the least. So rather than worry whether Tolkien should be listed under classic or fantasy literature, or Shakespeare for plays or poetry, I will simply present this to you in one long alphabatized list.

The Douglas Adams Worship Page
Maya Angelou
Piers Anthony Page
Arthuriana Homepage
Isaac Asimov Homepage and
Alpha Ralpha Boulevard: Isaac Asimov
St. Augustine
Jane Austen Info Page
James G. Ballard Page
A fairly decent page on L. Frank Baum by Piglet Press
< . . . or The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Website
Greg Bear - Official Home Page
The Samuel Beckett Homepage
The Electronic Beowulf
Welcome to the William Blake Archive
The Garden of Jorge Luis Borges
The Bronte Sisters Web
Edgar Rice Burroughs - Creator of Tarzan
The unofficial William S. Burroughs homepage.
The Lord Byron HomePage
Albert Camus Critical Interpretation Homepage
LEWIS CARROLL HOME PAGE ILLUSTRATED
Don Quijote and other Works of Miguel de Cervantes
Geoffrey Chaucer (ca.1343-1400)
Agatha Christie Page
Marcus Tullius Cicero
The Tom Clancy Information Centre
S. T. Coleridge Home Page
Stephen Crane Page
Michael Crichton
Charles deLint Page
Guy deMaupassant
The Emily Dickinson Page
A comprehensive page on Charles Dickens by Mitsuharu Matsuoka
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Author Julia Ecklar Acts Out
The Umberto Eco Page
Harlan Ellison Webderland: The Harlan Ellison Homepage
The T. S. Eliot Page
William Gibson Homepage
William Golding
John Grisham
Virginia Hamilton
From Anvil Press, a Heinlein information page
And Robert Heinlein Resources
Hemingway: The Papa Page
Langston Hughes
Samuel Johnson
James Joyce Resource Center Home Page
Michael P. Kube-McDowell
The Unofficial Louis L'Amour Homepage
D.H. Lawrence index page
Fritz Leiber Page
The C.S. Lewis Page and Into the Wardrobe: The C.S. Lewis WWW Page
Jack London - his life & books
The Howard Phillip Lovecraft Page
The father of modern Chinese literature, Lu Xun (or Lu Hsün)
Patricia McKillip Page
The Herman Melville Page
Arthur Miller
John Milton, the classic Milton-L page
John Mortimer Page
Some information on Publius Ovidius Naso (Ovid)
George Orwell Page
A comprehensive link site on Sylvia Plath
Plato: The Sophist
The Poe Page
Terry Pratchett Page
Welcome to The Official Anne Rice Web Site!
Rainer Maria Rilke Page
The Rossetti Archive
Fred Saberhagen Page
Twenty-one Uncollected Short Stories by J. D. Salinger.
George Sand Page
Walter Scott Page
The Dr. Seuss Web Page
William Shakespeare - The Complete Works of the Bard
Mary Shelley Page
Robert Silverberg Page
Edmund Spenser Page
Johnathan Swift'sGulliver's Travels
Two Rabindranath Tagore sites. At Poems of Tagore
. . . and at the India Poetry Pages
The Tennyson Page by Arthur Chandler at SFSU
A Dylan Thomas page
The J.R.R. Tolkien Information Page
Two pages on Twain: Ever The Twain Shall Meet And
Mark Twain Resources on the WWW
Jack Vance Information
Vergil's Aeneid in English or in Latin(currently disabled)
Two great sights on Jules Verne are
The Life and Works of Jules Verne
And Extraordinary Voyage - The North American Jules Verne Society
Fondation Voltaire/Voltaire Foundation
Kurt Vonnegut - Home Page
Walt Whitman Home Page, with the rediscovered Notebooks
On Oscar Wilde: The Wild Wilde Web
F. Paul Wilson Page
Try either The Poetry of Yeats or for his Bio, the Yeats Society Sligo Home Page
Roger Zelazny Page

Collections

Columbia University: Project Bartleby w/References to:
Dickinson, Homer, Keats, Melville, Shelley, Whitman, Wilde, Wordsworth, etc.
BIBLIOMANIA, The Network Library: Home Page
Bohemian Ink
The Electronic Text Center @ The University of Virginia
Incompetech's British Author Series has a few decent-(short)-bios.
Back to Kerouac, Ginsburg(pictured), Corso and many others from
The Beat Generation: Literary Kicks
NYU Summer Sessions - Greenwich Village History
Index of the Online Book Initiative
The Victorian Web Overview

Periodicals

Newspapers

ARMY Times
Asahi Shinbun with option for Japanese
Columbus Dispatch
The Daily Californian
Duluth News-Tribune
Electronic "Daily" Telegraph of London England
Los Angeles Times
NY Times
USA Today
The Village Voice
Vladivostok News on-line with option for Russian
Wall Street Journal

A great link to MANY more newspapers,
National, International, & college is the
Newspaper Association of America

E-Zines

ARCHAEOLOGY
Blood + Aphorisms
Byte
Fortean Times Online a Metaphysics Magazine now online
Gourmet
The Harvard Advocate Online
HIGH TIMES
Library Journal Digital
Mother Jones Magazine
National Geographic
The New Republic
The Oz Magazine
Rollingstone.com
Scientific American
SciFiWeekly
Smithsonian Magazine
TV Guide Online
Time
U.S. News and World Reports
YPN: Welcome to Your Personal Net!

Pathfinder.com Many on-line Magnazines!

Comic Books, Manga, & Anime

Anime Web Turnpike
Ultimate Animanga Archive
Edge Comics
Marvel Comics
Image Comics
Archie Comics
Caliber Comics
Kitchen Sink Press
Spumco Homepage
Disney comics
Dark Horse Comics, Inc.
Vertigo Comics
DC Comics
(less like a homepage, more like an FTP site, but there is some good info here.)

Special Interest Non Fiction

Geneology/Heraldry

"...just as the skin of every passerby told
a similar story of lost geneologies."
Umberto Eco from 'Focault's Pendulum'
...
Adventures In Ancestry, Inc.
Best Genealogy Links on the WWW!
Brother's Keeper
Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet
Genealogy White Pages
heraldica.org
Heraldry on the Internet
Heritage Foundation's . . . ^Heraldry - Coats of Arms^
rec.heraldry FAQ
The Surname Web
RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative

History

Angelcynn - Anglo-Saxon Living History 400 - 900 AD
Anglo-Saxon England
The Art of Renaissance Science
History Online Project
Japanese history - the Edo Period
Labyrinth WWW Homepage
The Online Medieval and Classical Library (DL SunSITE)
WWW Medieval Resources
English Studies Leipzig (Germany) -- Mythology, etc.

Metaphisics

"There are more things twixed Heaven and Earth
than are dreamed of in your philosophies, Horatio."
Shakespeare from 'Hamlet'
...
The Alchemy Virtual Library
Facade
Learning the Tarot -- An online course
MUFON (UFO's)
Parapsychology Sources on the Internet
Philosophers of Nature
The Underground Astrologer
Two pages on or about Carlos Castaneda,
the OFFICIAL CARLOS CASTANEDA page
and the
Ixtlan Home Page

Consiousness Studies
Deoxyribonucleic Autonomous Zone -- philosophic technoshamanism
(OK, I'm not really sure how to catagorize the last two so I put them in both areas)

Philosophy & Psycology

Descartes walks into a bar and sits down.
The bartender says "Hey bud, wanna beer?"
Descartes gets huffy and responds
"I think not!" then disappears.
...
American Psychological Association PsychNET (SM)
FreudNet: The A.A. Brill Library
Carl Jung: Anthology
Hommage to Carl Jung
John Staurt Mill Page
Public Domain Theory Links (Philosophy Links...
...from Abolition of Work to Zombies on the Web)a Decent links page for some NON-Western philosophy
Philosophy at Large
Philosophy on the Web
The Existentialists
Machiavelli Online Resources
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Table of Contents
Maslow, Abraham H. (1908-1970)
Philosopher's Hall Of Fame Main
Essential Readings on Chinese Philosophy
Psychology Humor Page

Consiousness Studies
Deoxyribonucleic Autonomous Zone -- philosophic technoshamanism
(OK, I'm not really sure how to catagorize the last two so I put them in both areas)

Science

Lamont Home Page earth-observatory
How Things Work the physics of everyday life
GMU Space Sciences
AstroWeb
Stars and Galaxies
National Science Foundation
The MAD Scientist Library
Welcome to P-Zone
NASA
NASA Homepage

Social Sciences (Culture, Counterculture, etc.)

...
ACLU: American Civil Liberties Union
Council on Spiritual Practices
E-Conflict, World Encyclopedia and Simulation (Social studies)
Hyperreal a whole Organization dedicated to alternative culture
Timothy Leary's Home and the Merovence

NOTE: A few of these links were
researched and found by myself.
However, most of them are blatently
hijacked from the links pages of
Other More Industrious Souls
to whom I bow and give my undying thanks.

If there is a problem with any of the above links, or if you know of any great library links that I seem to have missed E-mail me at [email protected]

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