81. The Meat Socket A quarterly issued multimedia publication delving into the darker realms of literature, cinema, music and art. Includes interviews, stories, articles, reviews, as well as audio, video and movie clips. http://www.themeatsocket.com

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82. Literature Review The Adhesion Society reviews of current adhesionrelated literature (provided by Adhesion Society literature Review Vol 10 no 2 2004 (added 8 July 2004) http://www.adhesionsociety.org/literature_review.htm

Home About the Society Join the Society Endowment Fund ... Literature Reviews The Adhesion Society reviews of current adhesion-related literature (provided by the efforts of Dr. Dave Speth, Dow Chemical Co.) can be accessed as printable and fully searchable Adobe Acrobat .pdf files here. Adhesion Society Literature Review Vol 3 no 1 1997 Adhesion Society Literature Review Vol 3 no 2 1997 Adhesion Society Literature Review Vol 3 no 3 1997 Adhesion Society Literature Review Vol 4 no 1 1998 ... Adhesion Society Literature Review Vol 10 no 2 2004 (added 8 July 2004) The ADHESION SOCIETY Inc. 2 Davidson Hall - 0201 Blacksburg, VA 24061 phone: 540-231-7257 fax: 540-231-3971 e-mail: adhesoc@vt.edu

83. NativeWeb Resources: Literature Bibliographies, reviews, and links to past and contemporary native authors. http://www.nativeweb.org/resources/literature/

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84. Children's Literature: Ian Falconer Simon Schuster's interview with the author; reviews and awards. http://www.childrenslit.com/f_falconer.html

Ian Falconer A conversation with Ian Falconer, creator of Olivia Q: We know that the OLIVIA books are about your niece, but are there any autobiographical parts as well? If so, what? A: Of course. One always draws on one's own experiences as well. I was always a very busy childmaking things. Q: How did you decide to portray OLIVIA as a pig? A: Pigs are very intelligent creatures. They seem to have a more human quality than, say, chickenslike dogs. Q: Were you surprised by OLIVIA's enormous success? A: Yes. I was completely overwhelmed. Q: You have worked in a wide variety of artistic media, including set design, costume design, magazine illustration, and book illustration. What do you like best about creating children's books? A: I've always felt that children's books are for the most part condescending toward children and miss how smart children are. Their little hands and mouths may not be able to articulate what is going on in their sharp little brains. Writing children's books is an opportunity to express this, and it seems to be appreciated by both children and adults. Q: Olivia's family plays a supporting role in both books. Are any of the characters in Olivia's family based on your own family?

85. Welcome To Write Away! Creative writing and children's literature site for teachers and students aged 7 14. Includes writing competitions and exercises, author features, reviews and teachers' notes. http://improbability.ultralab.net/writeaway/

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86. Covington Library Teen Bookgroup Provides a place for teens to write book reviews, chat, or discuss the latest literature. http://www.fortunecity.com/skyscraper/mondo/942/index_m.htm

web hosting domain names photo sharing As featured in the Seattle Times, read the article here. Start Reading and Reviewing the 2005 BBYA booklist! A complete list can be found here. Go here to submit your reviews! W00tz. Time for an exciting new year of BBYA whatnot! Please check out the BBYA Booklist for more information! -Matt After reading one of these books why not submit a review?! Send in your reviews for whatever you read! What is where on the web site: Chat and message board are in the Member Area , calendar of meetings and special events in the Calendar , book review form Review A Book , book reviews for titles that begin with a number (i.e. 1984 or 16 Varieties of Gazelle) are in Numerical Titles , other sections are organized alphabetically: Titles A-H Titles: I-P Titles: Q-Z Click here to post on our Message board! Any questions? If so e-mail Matt the Webmaster . Look for the search our web site button on each page. Lost and Confused? Click here for Contact Info and Driving Directions to the Covington Library Lost and Confused? Click

87. CyberChefs.net Recipes, cookbook reviews, chef interviews, food literature, links to other cooking sites. http://www.cyberchefs.net/

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88. About World Literature Today An academic journal that provides articles, reviews, interviews, poetry and fiction. Past issues are available in PDF file format. From the University of Oklahoma. http://www.ou.edu/worldlit/wlt/

Home WLT Neustadt Puterbaugh ... World Literature Today check out the latest edition! WLT Past Issues A Guide to Oklahoma Authors: ... 2004 index (Vol. 78) World Literature Today World Literature Today brings you the whole world in each issue. It has interviews and original poetry and fiction from around the globe, lively essays on writers and regional trends, authors on books that changed their lives, travel writing, a column on children's literature, and coverage of controversies and conferences. Learn more about the history of World Literature Today

89. Welcome To A World Of Imagination! Provides book reviews and links to author homepages. Also links to other child's literature . http://www.vidabonita.com/books.htm

Welcome to a World of Imagination! "I love children's books, especially because I love children. There's nothing better than reading a book to a child and exposing that child to the imaginative world that a book presents." Children's Authors Children's Literary Links Biography Books, Books, Books Other links: Grandmother Books Interesting Topics for Older Readers Mystery Books Ursula Nordstrom ... Internet Safety for Children Things Worth Knowing Olivia, my favorite pig, is still the reigning queen in kids books. She's still going strong, and I hope others have caught the same "Olivia" fever. If you have a little one starting school this fall, read Olivia Saves the Circus . She starts first grade and takes along her incredibly imaginative personality. Neil Gaiman has written an absolutely wonderful young adult book, Coraline . Make sure to take a peek at this interesting book during your next stop at the library or the bookstore. I simply have to mention this book compilation. If you like gnomes and wierd literature for kids, then it's time you met Tashi. I recently ordered this book after reading about it in

90. The Gaping Void Essays and reviews in modern/contemporary European literature http://www.morose.fsnet.co.uk

The Gaping Void essays reviews blog archive anti-coda ... about "A vocation of now-almost-meaningless despair."

91. LiteratureClassics.com -- Literature Essays, Resources And Community Essays, links and analysis on classic literature authors and works, resources, reviews, prizes for submissions, and a growing literature community with forums, chat, and interactive features. http://www.LiteratureClassics.com/

Start your day with a thought-provoking quote from the world's greatest thinkers and writers. Sign up to The Daily Muse for free. LiteratureClassics.com , part of the Classics Network of websites, is the internet's leading provider of information on texts generally considered to be worthy of scholarship. The site features essays, electronic texts, links and resources for hundreds of literature authors, in a dynamic, interactive environment. LiteratureClassics.com is overseen by an Editorial Team and maintained by a volunteer army of Experts See also: About the Classics Network Help Become an Expert BROWSE through authors by name or historical period. Information for each author includes a list of works in chronological order, sectionalised electronic texts, a biography, carefully reviewed links to related resources and a selection of user-submitted essays, reports and papers on individual texts. The DIRECTORY is a growing set of resources for literature study, organised by category. The directory includes links to other sites, books and journals, and other relevant resources. QUOTES is a database of more than 9,000 quotes from literature texts and by famous literary figures.

92. Science Fiction Index Page Resource offering reviews of science fiction books, including analysis of Hugo and Nebula award winners, and exploring fantasy and SF literature set in Ireland. http://www.explorers.whyte.com/sf/sfindex.htm

Science Fiction sf-related pages on this site: sf thoughts and links a check-list of sf and fantasy set in Ireland list of joint Hugo and Nebula winners meta-review of the 2005 Hugo nominees ... first time winners and gender balance Authors: Tepper / Bujold / Willis / Russell Pratchett / Martin / Gentle Simmons / Strugatsky / Lem / Wells / Brunner Zelazny ... Clarke / Aldiss / McDonald / MacLeod Reviews: Poul Anderson, "Goat Song" Isaac Asimov, "The Bicentennial Man" Isaac Asimov, "The Gods Themselves" Greg Bear, "Blood Music" Greg Bear, Darwin's Radio Terry Bisson, "Bears Discover Fire" Terry Bisson, "macs" Lois McMaster Bujold, A Civil Campaign Octavia Butler, "Bloodchild" The Cambridge Companion to Science Fiction Mark Campbell, Pocket Essentials: Doctor Who Orson Scott Card, Ender's Game Arthur C. Clarke, The Fountains of Paradise Neil Gaiman, American Gods Neil Gaiman, Coraline Joe Haldeman, Forever Peace Joe Haldeman, The Forever War Frank Herbert, Dune Daniel Keyes, Flowers for Algernon Nancy Kress, "Beggars in Spain" Ursula Le Guin, The Dispossessed Fritz Leiber

93. Persimmon: Asian Literature, Arts, And Culture Contemporary Asian literature, popular culture, interviews, profiles, and book, film, music and art reviews. Contents of current and past issues. http://www.persimmon-mag.com/

From Beijing to Bombay, from Kyoto to Kuala Lumpur, from Ulaanbaatar to Phnom Penh, Persimmon: Asian Literature, Arts, and Culture searches out original, lively, and informative writing that will stimulate and challenge you. Persimmon ABOUT PERSIMMON CURRENT ISSUE PREVIOUS ISSUES ORDER ... LINKS Persimmon: Asian Literature, Arts, and Culture is published by Contemporary Asian Culture, Inc., a not-for-profit educational organization. 46 East 92nd Street New York, NY 10128 phone/fax 212-831-4751 persimmon.mag@att.net Support PERSIMMON Make a donation by PayPal or by check

94. CLWG: Children's Literature Web Guide Titles, reviews, discussion and excellent links to other sites relating to books for children and young adults. Compiled by David Brown of the Doucette Library of Teaching Resources, University of Calgary. Searchable. http://www.acs.ucalgary.ca/~dkbrown/new.html

Doucette Index: Teaching with Children's Books Search the Site About the Site Library of Links CLWG Picks: Top Sites Authors Online Stories on the Web More Links... Lots of Lists The Year's Best Books US Awards Canadian Awards UK Awards ... More Lists... Discussion Boards Readers Helping Readers Conference Listings News April 16, 2001 I'm back! Not that I've actually been anywhere. I just haven't been here. You know what I mean? Down to business. Here are some of the many many sites that I will be adding to the Guide in the next few weeks. Some of them are new, and some have been around for quite some time but neglected by me. BookMuse Kids' Corner - I really like this site for book discussion guides, and grade-appropriate reading suggestions. About Children's Books - Magazine-style web site with a new feature every week. Part of the About Network. Other "About Guides" not to be missed: About Young Adult Books About Kids' Books and About Language Arts for Kids Kidsreads and Teenreads - Book reviews of current releases. Teenreads seems to have a few additional features such as author profiles and is definitely worth a look.

95. Lingua Aegyptia - Homepage/Impressum Articles and book reviews on Egyptian and Coptic language and literature grammar, language history, comparative linguistics, literature. http://www.uni-goettingen.de/~lingaeg/index.html

Lingua Aegyptia LingAeg (Journal) LingAeg-StudMon : Vol.5] Impressum Impressum EDITORS Friedrich Junge (Göttingen) Frank Kammerzell (HU Berlin) Antonio Loprieno (Basel) IN COLLABORATION WITH Katja Demuß (Göttingen) Daniel Werning (HU Berlin) ADVISORY BOARD James P. Allen, New York Joris F. Borghouts, Leiden Christopher J. Eyre, Liverpool Sarah I. Groll, Jerusalem Janet H. Johnson, Chicago Helmut Satzinger, Wien Wolfgang Schenkel, Tübingen Ariel Shisha-Halevy, Jerusalem Pascal Vernus, Paris [Note: You need to change to @ in all email addresses (spam protection) LINGUA AEGYPTIA (recommended abbreviation: LingAeg ) publishes articles and book reviews on all aspects of Egyptian and Coptic language and literature in the narrower sense: (a) grammar , including graphemics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics, lexicography; (b) Egyptian language history , including norms, diachrony, dialectology, typology; (c)

96. H-Italy Discussion Network HNet discussion group dedicated to offering scholars a central source for information in the field of Italian history. Features subject overview, archives, reviews, art and architecture, literature, museums and exhibitions, links to related resources, search, and subscription details. English and Italian. http://www.h-net.org/~italy/

about search site map editors ... help General Information Subscribe! Manage Subscription Subscription Help Welcome Message H-Italy Resources Discussion Logs H-Italy Reviews Resources Italian Literature ... H-Italy Links Related Lists H-Albion H-Cervantes H-Francais H-France ... H-HABSBURG Search H-Italy Enter keyword(s) Search all H-Net Logs Valente Italian Library seeks journals ANN-Position at UC Berkeley CFP-Ordinary Writings Panel (Deadline: 18 December 2005) ... "Cantieri di Storia III" Convegno Sissco (Bologna, 22-24 settembre 05) Reviewer: Jonathan P. Roth Author: Nathan Rosenstein Title: Rome at War: Farms, Families and Death in the Middle Republic Reviewer: Michelle Duran-McLure Author: Louise Bourdua Title: The Franciscans and Art Patronage in Late Medieval Italy Social Sciences Online Send comments and questions to H-Italy Editors

97. London Review Of Books Online Literary review publishing essaylength book reviews and topical articles on politics, literature, history, philosophy, science and the arts by leading writers and thinkers. http://www.lrb.co.uk

98. Cooperative Children's Book Center (CCBC) Bibliographies, reviews, webcasts, and links to online children's literature resources for librarians, teachers, and university students. Includes the CBCCNet Listserv, an electronic forum for discussion of issues related to children's and young adult literature.. http://www.soemadison.wisc.edu/ccbc/

Contact Us Site Index Search Banned Books Week is a unique and vital gathering place for books, ideas, and expertise in the field of children's and young adult literature. The CCBC is an noncirculating examination, study, and research library for Wisconsin school and public librarians, teachers, early childhood care providers, university students, and others interested in children's and young adult literature. The CCBC is part of the University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW) School of Education (SoE), and receives additional support from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI). ACCESSIBILITY POLICY: In accordance with the UW-Madison Accessibility Policy, this site makes every effort to comply with the World Wide Web standards defined in the Federal Rehabilitation Act Section 508, specifically subsections 1194.22 and subsection 1194.31. If you need additional resources or have any questions or concerns about this site, please contact the site administrator for more information. Website created by the IMDC . Contact Megan Schliesman (608-262-9503) of the CCBC with your questions or comments.

99. Star Wars GalaxyFarAway.com Books Book reviews, news, and literature timeline. http://www.galaxyfaraway.com/Books/index.shtml

Quick Links : GFA Prequels Classic Trilogy GFA Games GFA Collecting Cantina Welcome to the wonderful world of GalaxyFarAway Literature! News Novel by Stephen Barnes Friday, July 26, 2002 4:36 PM EST :: Email Author Message Boards The African American author Stephen Barnes has signed a three book deal with DelRey. Two of the books will be about pre-historic life in Africa, but the third one will be a Star Wars novel. This was reported in an interview with Cinescape . Here's an excerpt: The third book of Barnes three-book Del Rey deal will be a STAR WARS hardcover novel. It’s a boon to the STAR WARS novel franchise to have an author of such critical magnitude contributing. “I have long admired the world that Lucas created, and I have some great ideas that I can’t wait to explore for this novel,” says Barnes. Tight wraps are in place on all specific plot details. Discuss in the Arena Message Boards Free New Jedi Order Novel Tuesday, July 16, 2002 7:21 AM EST :: Email Author Message Boards Del Rey has confirmed that Walter Jon Williams is writing a new chapter in the NJO series (the eBook was mentioned in this article). It will play in the same period as

100. The Medical Literature On The Safety Of Home Birth This article reviews the literature on birth settings for women with lowrisk pregnancies. Methodological issues of the existing research include nonrandom http://www.changesurfer.com/Hlth/homebirth.html

[Fetal Monitoring and Episiotomy] [Midwifery Today] This page is maintained as a public service by Changesurfer Consulting. Please direct all comments, additions or amendments to James J. Hughes Ph.D., at: james.hughes@trincoll.edu The Safety of Home Birth Home birth can be a safe option for 90% of mothers, with appropriate prenatal care and attendant personnel. It makes both financial sense and medical sense for state laws to permit home birth attended by midwives, for insurers to reimburse for home delivery, and for hospitals and obstetricians to provide medical back-up. Obstetricians need to take their blinders off and learn to cooperate with folks who want to deliver in their own homes. WHAT'S NEW! Kenneth C Johnson and Betty-Anne Daviss Outcomes of planned home births with certified professional midwives: large prospective study in North America. BMJ 2005;330:1416 (18 June). The study included prospectively reported data from more than 5000 women planning home births with Certified Professional Midwives in the year 2000 in the U.S. and Can, and found that outcomes for mothers and babies were the same as for low-risk mothers giving birth in hospitals, but with a fraction of the interventions. Macfarlane A, McCandlish R, Campbell R.

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