Literature

Authors (General)

• Yahoo author metaindex--lists some resources not listed here
• Author Bibliographies
• Literary Kicks Kerouac, Ginsberg, and the Beats
• Basement Full of Books --"New Books, Available By Mail Directly From their Authors"
• the Children's Literature Web Guide by David K. Brown
• The IBIC Virtual Review of Books

Particular Authors

• a page devoted to the environmentalist and novelist Edward Abbey
• Douglas Adams
• Piers Anthony/Xanth fan page (under construction)
• Asimov FAQ
• Jane Austen info page , including an annotated HTML hypertext of PRIDE AND PREJUDICE and hypertexts of LOVE AND FREINDSHIP [yes, that spelling *is* correct!] and THE THREE SISTERS.
• Ian M. Banks
• Richard Bear's homepage
• Hakim Bey
• David Brin
• Emma Bull and the Fabulous Lorraine Garland are The Flash Girls, winners of the Minnesota Music Awards
• William Calvin (THE ASCENT OF MIND, THE RIVER THAT FLOWS UPHILL) has a home page
• Lewis Carroll
• a page devoted to Coleridge
• A mailing list devoted to Philip K. Dick is available by sending mail to pkd-list-request@wang.com.
• The French novelist Marguerite Duras, whose novel THE LOVER (L'AMANT) was recently made into a feature film
• The Karoline von Guenderrode Pages are devoted to the life and works of Karoline von Guenderrode (1780-1806), and apparently are the only pages on the web devoted to a female German writer. These pages include a small number of her works, two bibliographies (on Guenderrode herself and on German women writers and intellectuals of the Goethezeit in general), several textual excursi (complete with footnotes and capsule bibliographies), and two maps of Germany from the turn of the 19th century. Eventually, these pages may eventually expand into a larger series focusing on German women intellectuals during the later eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
• Arthur Conan Doyle-- Illustrated Holmes ; Holmes booklist
• Todd Brendan Fahey--Wisdom's Maw--a novel about the CIA's MK-ULTRA experiments
• Home page devoted to Frank Herbert's DUNE series
• Matt Hughes, author of a comic fantasy novel, FOOLS ERRANT (Prentice Hall Canada), has put the first chapter online
• Robert Jordan's The Wheel of Time archive homepage
• Kipling, "The White Man's Burden", and its critics
• Tom Maddox: his LOCUS columns and his excellent cyberpunk novel HALO
• The Mercedes Lackey Information Page
• Anne McCaffrey's Pern: FAQ (parts one and two )
• the works and life of Lucy Maud Montgomery, the Canadian author of the "Anne Of Green Gables" books (among others), and the Kindred Spirits mailing list
• The Daniel Keys Moran Web page includes the first chapter of his forthcoming book, The AI Wars (Bantam, August 1995). There is a continuing-time mailing list, which can be joined by sending e-mail to continuing-time-request@umich.edu [BTW--Go Blue!] with the word "subscribe" in the body of the message. And there's a review of THE LAST DANCER in the IBIC Journal.
• Terry Pratchett: FAQ
• Thomas Pynchon
• Steve Rimmer--author of books about computing
• French novelist and filmmaker Alain Robbe-Grillet
• the Rupert Bear books and comics
• FAQ on E.E. "Doc" Smith and his terrific Lensman series
• Shakespeare Homepage (URL corrected 1/29/95)
• Bruce Sterling home page ; there will soon be a review of his latest, HEAVY WEATHER in the IBIC Journal
• The J.R.R. Tolkien Information Page
• Mark Twain on the Philippines; Mark Twain Resources on the World Wide Web
• The Jack Vance Archive
• Roger Zelazny and his Amber series.

Poetry (General)

• A link to the CMU poetry archive (alpha by author).
• The Internet Poetry Archive, developed by Sunsite's own Paul Jones.
• the University of Virginia's British Poetry Archive
• And a link to a poetry page put together by Ryan Deschamps, including poems by Leonard Cohen, Thomas Hardy, and Stevie Smith