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Science
Fiction Writer's Workshop:
An Introduction to Fiction Mechanics by Barry B. Longyear, now available
online from BiblioBytes.
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Opinionated Riffs on Writing by Sherwood Smith:
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Pitfalls of Writing
Science Fiction & Fantasy by Vonda McIntyre - funny, opinionated,
and right on the money!
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For Writers Only has
links to references, markets, resources, agents, and authors.
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"Plot", an
excerpt from Creating Short Fiction, by Damon Knight.
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The Science Fiction
Worlds of Jeffrey A. Carver. Advice from the author of
Strange Attractors.
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Speculations' website is full of
useful news and links for genre writers
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The
Gila Queen's Guide to Markets features comprehensive
submission guidelines for writers and artists.
New URL
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HWA, Horror Writers
Association
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SFWA, Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America
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The Internet Chapter of
Sisters in Crime
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ASJA, the American
Society of Journalists and Authors (for freelance nonfiction writers)
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The International Arthurian Society
is now publishing its journal Arthuriana online.
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Dictionary and thesaurus searches at Merriam Webster Online.
Updated
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Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, the 1900 edition, as hypertext (Columbia University)
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Roget's Thesaurus
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Gopher List of Historical Documents
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The CIA World Fact Book
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NASA Thesaurus
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Xerox PARC Map Viewer, zoomable maps on demand
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USGS Geographical Names Information Service
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Northwest Science Fiction Resources
Writer Resources Page
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The Curmudgeon's
Stylebook is part of The Slot,
a Spot for Copy Editors
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The SFWA Bulletin
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The Heliocentric NetPage
is an online resource for horror and other genres
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Search 26 years of patent data at the
IBM Patent Server.
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The
Dictionary of Phrase and Fable by E. Cobham Brewer,
a searchable hypertext version of the revised and expanded edition of
1894.
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Legends
has access to primary texts and research materials on King Arthur,
Robin Hood, pirates, swashbucklers, swordfighting, ballads,
medieval romances, myths, and legends.
Includes a page of Legendary
Resources on the ancient and medieval world, myths, and folklore.
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Renaissance: The Elizabethan
World
features A
Compendium of Common Knowledge, 1558-1603:
Elizabethan Commonplaces
for Writers, Actors, and Re-enactors.
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