81. Literature And Language For each featured author, a brief biography, critical assessment of works, All About romance The BackFence For Lovers of romance Novels http://www.steuben.lib.in.us/Links/Lit_lang.html

Literature and Language Carnegie Public Library of Steuben County Subject Links General African-American Children's Classics ... For Writers General AllReaders.com Search engine for book recommendations. Search by broad category or author, or by any combination of plot, theme, characters, or setting. Amazon The most popular online retailer. Includes books and more as well as reviews by readers and suggestions for further reading based on past purchases or similar purchases by other users. American Library Association's Notable Books Since 1944, the goal of the Notable Books Council has been to make available to the nation’s readers a list of 25 very good, very readable, and at times very important fiction, nonfiction, and poetry books for the adult reader. Barnes and Noble Similar to Amazon, this retailer offers a wealth of professional and reader reviews. Bibliomania Included here are fully searchable full-text editions of classic works of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and even a few reference titles. The complete plays of Shakespeare are featured, as well as major titles from Austen, Dickens, Twain, Freud, Benjamin Franklin, Vatsyayana, and a host of others. The Blind Readers Page "This site is a guide to sources of information in alternative formats (braille, recorded cassettes, large print, e-texts, web audio) accessible by people with print disabilitiesthose with visual and physical handicaps as well as dyslexia. There are about 1,200 links, all evaluated, annotated and organized by subject." The subjects include the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), guide dogs, library service, employment, and computer use.

82. Links EB Lewis This children s author site contains biography, visits, All About romance Provides info. on romance authors, romance news, and reviews. http://www.nlc.state.ne.us/system/republican/links.html

Browse by Category: (or Browse All Links Authors on the Web Nebraska Library Systems Book Awards ... Mystery Authors On The Web Jackie French Koller This children's and young adult author site contains information on her books and more! Learning about the Author and Illustrator Pages Includes literature for children and teens. Author Sites This Addison (Madison, IL) Public Library Reader's Corner category provides links to author references on the Web. Includes personal websites, as well as those maintained by fans, scholars and other readers. Gail Gibbons Includes personal book information on this children's non-fiction author. Erick Ingraham This site of children's book illustrator includes information on school talks; a studio tour; a kids' gallery; and sections on Ingraham's illustrated books. E.B. Lewis This children's author site contains biography, visits, and books sections. Dave Ross This site includes a bibliography of Ross's children's books, links to his favorite sites, and speaking engagement information.

83. The Life And Works Of Herman Melville Bibliography of Melville biographies; Melville and Nathaniel Hawthorne Observations on Bibliography of Melville criticism general and workspecific http://www.melville.org/melville.htm

The Life and Works of Herman Melville The Life and Works of Herman Melville is a publication dedicated to disseminating information about Herman Melville on the Internet and the World Wide Web. Another valuable Internet resource is Ishmail , an electronic mailing list devoted to the discussion of Melville, his works, and other related subjects. Moby-Dick Marathon Fifth annual nonstop reading of the novel in New Bedford, MA Breaking News: Current Melville Events Biographical: (Biographies, Melville and Hawthorne, Quotes by and about Melville, and more) The Works: (Excerpts and Electronic Texts, Publishing History, Criticism, and more) The Gam: Other Melville-Related Sites on the Web Postscript: Links to Whales, Sailing, Literature, and more Credits: The People and Sources behind these pages Breaking News Moby Dick Marathon The Moby-Dick Marathon, a nonstop reading of the novel, will celebrate its Fifth Annual read, starting Wednesday January 3rd at 12 noon and ending Thursday January 4th at about 1 PM. The dates celebrate the anniversary of Herman Melville's departure from the port of New Bedford aboard the Fairhaven whaleship in 1841. About 150 readers will take part, including several in non-English languages. If interested in reading, contact Laura at 508-997-0046 extension 34 or whaling@ma.ultranet.com

84. Marie Corelli And Her Occult Tales Marie Corelli Time was, Marie Corelli was the most widely read author England possessed. Marie regarded it as a continuation of A romance of Two Worlds, http://www.victorianweb.org/authors/corelli/salmonson1.html

Marie Corelli and her Occult Tales Jessica Amanda Salmonson Victorian Web , has excerpted it from a monograph that will serve as an introduction to a forthcoming limited edition of Corelli's collected supernatural short stories, Dark Angels, Pale Ghosts . Readers may wish to visit her Violet Books site , which contains additional information on Corelli, nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century science fiction and fantasy, and book illustration of this period. [ GPL Time was, Marie Corelli was the most widely read author England possessed. Journalistic slurs against her talents and person rarely harmed sales, and usually increased them, so that the press additionally castigated her public for its bad taste. Perhaps, instead, the public should have been commended for not falling for the press's self-congratulating maltreatment of an author who couldn't have been all that bad or they would have ignored her altogether. She was quick to feel slighted but just as quick to assume herself cherished. Many did cherish her, of course, for her delightful traits were easy to embrace by many who actually visited her, as opposed to slandering journalists who judged her from afar. Arthur H. Lawrence, who met with Marie and Bertha on multiple occasions to craft an 1898 interview for The Strand thought her "sweetness itself," and was disarmed by her "veracity, the personal charm and sincerity, the real feminine grace of her every movement."

85. Bookwire Each issue has a feature article and bibliography on a specific theme. Come and visit with the romance authors on our site including Linda Cajio, http://www.bookwire.com/bookwire/otherbooks/Review-Sources.html

Publisher's Weekly School Library Journal booksinprint.com globalbooksinprint.com ... Small Press Other Useful Links ABA ALA BISG Literary ListServ ... Other Resources Review Sources A. Magazine@Mall A magazine with a focus on the Asian American community. Includes book reviews and interviews with authors writing on the Asian experience in America and the Pacific Rim. AB Bookman's Weekly "For the specialist book world..." Since 1948, AB has been the bookseller's own magazine, with editorials, feature articles, news and regular departments dedicated to the welfare and needs of the book trade. The Accomplished Web Reader Review outstanding foreign books in translation. American Drama Journal Sponsored by the American Drama Institute, this journal features scholarly studies of dramatic literature, including complete tables of contents and a bibliography for all ten issues of the journal, a subscription page, playwright interviews, and links to theater resources on the Internet. Submissions are welcome. AnalyticalQ.com

86. DerKeiler Directory - /Arts/Literature/Authors Authors Calendar, Large collection of authors biographies sorted by their names or authors of genre fiction including romance, mystery, and western. http://directory.derkeiler.com/Top/Arts/Literature/Authors

Home UNIX Linux Coding ... Authors Authors Sub-categories A B C D ... Young Adult See also: Top/Arts/People Links Author Webliography A directory of author guides. Author Yellow Pages Searchable directory of author sites. Also categorized alphabetically and by genre. AuthorFind.com Member-supported directory of contemporary authors, contact information and books available online. Authors On The Web Includes news, events, and bibliographies. Authors on the Web An extensive, alphabetically sorted selection of links to noted author-related websites on the web. Authors' Calendar Large collection of authors' biographies sorted by their names or birthdays. AuthorsDen.com Authors freely post biographies, works, news, events and articles for readers to discover and read. Booknotes.org "A companion web site to C-SPAN's Sunday author interview series . . . ." Includes an extensive online archive (dating from 1989 up to the present) of author interviews in text-transcript form, with many excerpts also available in audio and/or v Bookworm's Lair Site has bibliographies of many authors, with updated bestsellers lists, and reviews.

87. Theater Research Guide Berthold) and author for works by a specific author (author =Brecht, Biography Index 1984Present Ref CT100.B5. Index of autobiographies http://osulibrary.oregonstate.edu/research/srg/theater.htm

@import url(/css/library.css); OSU Libraries Catalog Summit (Orbis) Databases E-Journals ... Other Catalogs Theater This is a general research guide for the undergraduate and graduate courses in OSU's Theater program. You'll find suggestions for locating books, articles, topical overviews, research tools, and factual information. If further assistance is needed, please contact the subject librarian for Theater to arrange an appointment: Loretta Rielly , ph# 737-2642, Loretta.Rielly@oregonstate.edu Quicklinks Academic Search Premiere Essay and General Literature Index MLA International Bibliography Educational Abstracts ... Off-Campus Access Table of Contents Finding Books in Online Catalogs Other Useful Internet Sites Finding Articles in Journals Other Useful Subject Research Guides ... Biographical information Finding Books in Online Catalogs OSU Libraries Online Catalog and Card Catalog The OSU Libraries Online Catalog and the card catalog are primary access points for material available in The Valley Library. Use the Library of Congress Subject Headings Books (several large red volumes near the Oasis Terminals) to define and refine subject headings to be searched. Most Authors will appear in the catalogs by searching their last name first. Search "Subject" for works about an author (Subject = Brecht, Berthold) and "Author" for works by a specific author (Author =Brecht, Berthold). An example of the subject breakdown for authors can be found in the Library of Congress Subject Headings by looking up Shakespeare, William (1564-1616).

88. Beau Kester S English 015 Class This set provides a short biography and a listing of the author’s works.” Modern romance Literature. Reference Collection PN813.C8 http://www.libraries.psu.edu/shenango/English015kester.htm

89. Writing Career / WritingCareer.com / EBook Publishers / EBook Sellers / Ebooks F one RSS feed or several RSS feeds at a time to cover specific subjects. WritingCareer.com always welcomes authors to add their ebook or ebooks to http://www.writingcareer.com/medianews-pressrelease4.shtml

The Well-Fed Writer: Financial Self-Sufficiency As a Freelance Writer in 6 Months or Less. (CLICK HERE) media relations contact us about us ... home o View shopping cart o Check out o E-BOOK STORE o NEW RELEASES o MEET OUR AUTHORS o SEARCH o ADD YOUR E-BOOK o GET PUBLISHED o SYNDICATION o AFFILIATE PROGRAM o FREE CONTENT o FREE ARTICLES o FREE E-BOOKS FREE RSS FEEDS ADD NEWSWORTHY ARTICLES TO YOUR WEBSITE OR BLOG WritingCareer.com ( http://www.writingcareer.com ), an ebook store for career-minded writers, has launched free RSS feeds spanning a variety of topics, from business, computers and entertainment, to Internet, marketing, and writing. http://www.writingcareer.com/freearticles.html ), which publishes new articles daily and offers webmasters and publishers hundreds of articles to reprint. http://www.writingcareer.com/freearticles/rssfeeds.html Why add an RSS feed? An RSS feed has these advantages: 2) Content is automatically updated in real-time. When WritingCareer.com publishes a new article its listing automatically appears on your website or blog.

90. The Books: Welcome To Time Warner Bookmark/Frequently Asked Questions Jacket Art Submissions; Lists of Titles by specific Authors Manchester completed two volumes of a threevolume biography of Winston Churchill, http://www.twbookmark.com/library/faq.html

Thanks for taking the time to contact Time Warner Bookmark. We receive a great number of inquiries every day. Since many of these inquiries are of a similar nature, below is a list of the most frequently asked questions for your reference. If your question is not answered here or elsewhere on twbookmark.com , you can write to General Website Questions Customer Service Defective AudioBook Tapes Defective Books Order Information Returns Information ... School and University Desk Copies Editorial Contacting an Author How Can I Lend My Voice for AudioBook Recording Sessions? How Do You Pick Content for Your AudioBookTitles? Jacket Art Submissions ... The Last Lion, Volume III Permissions Sub-Rights Inquiries Publicity Booking an Author Event Promotions Review Copies Technical How to Join an eNewsletters Old Content/Error Messages Problems Viewing the Site/Technical Problems Titles Not Found on the Site General The Astrology Zone Employment Opportunities (including Internships) Formerly Published Book and CD-ROM Titles Locations Outside the Continental U.S. ... Warner Forever Imprint of Warner Books Defective Books Inquiries about defective books should be addressed to cust.service@twbg.com

91. Writer's Encyclopedia--Letter C The successful collective biography knits the individual accounts The comedy writer submits his work to a market, ie, a specific comedian who he feels http://www.writersmarket.com/encyc/c.asp

Already a subscriber? Login: Password: Writer's Encyclopedia A B C D ... View A-Z List Cable Contacts A directory listing major market cable systems, satellite networks, independent producers, news services and multiple system operators. It includes guest/information/product usage on the various cable systems, plus technical requirements (such as kinds of tape for submissions), subscriber figures and program placement opportunities. The directory contains approximately 800 pages and is published annually in October by Larimi Communications Associates, Ltd., 165 W. Ninety-first St., New York, NY 10024. See Also: Broadcasting directories Top Caldecott Medal This award is offered annually by the American Library Association to honor the artist who has illustrated what it considers to be the most significant American picture book for children published in the preceding year. Established in 1938, the Caldecott Medal was the first award created with the purpose of giving recognition to a book's illustrator. The award is named for the famous nineteenth-century English illustrator Randolph Caldecott who, together with his wife and a colleague, began a new era of picture books for young people. Publishers send a copy of each of their picture books published for children to the ALA's Association for Library Service to Children, whose committee makes the choice.

92. IPL Ready Reference Collection: Authors Sites here are about the work or lives of specific authors or sites that discuss ReferenceBiographiesAuthors Arts HumanitiesLiteratureAuthors http://www.ipl.org.ar/ref/RR/static/hum6100.html

the Internet Public Library Authors Reference Literature Sites here are about the work or lives of specific authors or sites that discuss groups of authors. For sites about authors in a time period, use the Literature by Time Period section. Subcategories of Authors are: Shakespeare Resources in this category are: Australian Authors Index http://home.vicnet.net.au/~ozlit/ozlita.html Part of www.ozlit.org. "The information in the database varies from just a little (e.g. a list of books) to complete biographical information, with photographs and contact numbers as sent to OzLit by the authors." Author: Subjects: ReferenceBiographiesAuthors Keywords: Ozlit Author Bibliographies http://www.myunicorn.com/biblios.html A collection of thousands of author bibliographies, organized alphabetically by author. Author: (bookstore@myunicorn.com) Subjects: Keywords: Bibliography Authors http://authors.miningco.com/ "A comprehensive authors site featuring links to hundreds of author related sites across 22 categories, a monthly book review, educational features, bulletin boards and more." Author: Scott Rettberg (authors.guide@miningco.com)

93. Books And Reading Here you will find biographies, reviews, bibliographies and news of the Discover new books and authors with NLB Whichbook a new way to search for new http://www.galaxy.bedfordshire.gov.uk/webingres/bedfordshire/vlib/0.gateway/book

@import url("../0.css/vlibStdIE4.css"); Bedfordshire Libraries Site search: Access Options Home What's On Contact Us ... Help with the Gateway Books and Reading Black and Asian Local Authors Book Awards National ... Literary Festivals Black and Asian BlackAmber Books The definitive website for British and European Black and Asian writers. BlackAmber is the home for fresh talent, and in particular, unpublished second and third generation British and European writers. The company was launched in February 1998. http://www.blackamber.com/ QBR - The Black Book Review Exclusively dedicated to books about the Africana experience. Includes non-fiction, poetry, health and lifestyle, as well as fiction by writers from Africa and the Carribean. http://www.qbr.com/ Book Awards General The Book Trust Administers various prizes including the Orange Prize for Fiction, the Booker Prize for fiction, the Commonwealth Writer's Prize, and some children's prizes. http://www.booktrust.org.uk/ prizes.htm UK Book Prizes and Awards Database List of the many British book prizes in association with the Booktrust. http://www.bookinformation.co.uk/ prizes.php4

94. Scriptorium - H.P. Lovecraft The Scriptorium is an index of experimental twentiethcentury authors, and this page Lovecraft became so irked at the contributions of a romance writer, http://www.themodernword.com/scriptorium/lovecraft.html

By S.T. Joshi Introduction I. Biography II. Philosophy III. Works IV. Criticism Introduction The ancillary question "Why read H. P. Lovecraft?" seems to have been definitively answered, if the millions of hardcover and paperback copies of his work in this country and the translations of his stories into fifteen or more languages around the world are any testimony. Lovecraft has always had a divided readership – on the one hand youthful enthusiasts of fantasy, on the other hand a small band of writers and critics (from T. O. Mabbott to Jorge Luis Borges ) who can see beyond the tentacled monsters that adorn the covers of his books to the philosophical and literary substance of the work itself. It is perhaps this first group of readers that makes the critical establishment so dubious: how can a writer so popular be of literary worth? This is a very real inquiry, not an attenuated relic of literary aristocracy: although we are flooded today with volumes of supposed scholarship on Stephen King, there is still little reason to believe that his work merits much attention. I Howard Phillips Lovecraft was born on 20 August 1890 in his native home at 454 (then 194) Angell Street in Providence, Rhode Island. He came from distinguished ancestry: his maternal line, the Phillipses, could trace its lineage almost to the

95. MGPL Webrary® - About MatchBook Science fiction, fantasy, biography, literary fiction, or any of a host of other Many romance authors write in different styles under different names http://www.webrary.org/rs/matchbookabout.html

About MatchBook What is MatchBookPlus MatchBookPlus Categories Frequently Asked Questions MatchBook DIY (Do It Yourself) ... Sign up for MatchBook Kids Have you ever wondered if anyone cares what YOU like to read? The Morton Grove Public Library does! We've enhanced our innovative MatchBook service, which tells you about the new books in the Library that will interest you. MatchBook is now MatchBookPlus MatchBookPlus is a collection of special service that allows you to keep up-to-date on what has been added to the collection at the Morton Grove Public Library. There are four components to MatchBookPlus each focusing on a unique aspect of our collection. MatchBook Classic consists of lists of all new purchases to the Morton Grove Public Library, with some titles having brief annotations. You pick the subjects that interest you: antiques, hobbies and crafts, or sports; your favorite authors or fiction categories: mysteries, romances, historical fiction, and many more. Fill out a MatchBook Classic Patron Profile and we'll create a list every month of new books in the Library that match your profile exactly! Your profile will be mailed or e-mailed to you each month. MatchBook Select consists of a variety of newsletters focusing on selected titles, complete with full annotations, which will be e-mailed to you. You can subscribe to up to 25 different newsletters at

96. About William Steig William Stieg is a children s books author and Caldecott Medal winner. Joy Anderson writes in Dictionary of Literary Biography Steig is at his best in http://www.williamsteig.com/williamsteig.htm

About William Steig (1907-2003) Click here for articles on William Steig Called the "King of Cartoons" by Newsweek , William Steig has carved out dual careers as both a highly respected and entertaining cartoonist and an award-winning, best-selling author of children's picture books and novels. Illustrating for The New Yorker since 1930, Steig has produced more than sixteen-hundred drawings as well as onehundredseventeen covers for that publication. His cartooning work is collected in more than a dozen books. Beginning in 1968, at the age when others are contemplating retirement, the then sixty-one-year-old Steig launched a career in children's books, bringing to that medium the same tongue-in-cheek and sometimes gallows humor that has made his adult work so popular. With his third title, Sylvester and the Magic Pebble , he captured the prestigious Caldecott Medal. Many critics, including Roger Angell writing an appreciation of his colleague in The New Yorker , consider this to be "still his masterpiece." His first venture into children's novels, the 1972

97. James Madison University Libraries Use the same approach for locating biographies in other libraries by conducting Volume I deals with English and American epics and metrical romances. http://www.lib.jmu.edu/literature/poets.htm

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98. Francine Cray S English 015 This set provides a short biography and a listing of the authors works.” Modern romance Literature. Reference Collection PN813.C8 http://www.libraries.psu.edu/shenango/English015francine.htm

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