"Proper words in proper places make the true definition of style."   Jonathan Swift

 

Join the Creative Web!      This site created by: © 1998, 1999, 2000 Bryan Bailey, All rights reserved.	Sometimes while waiting for the muse to strike, a brief visit or prolonged stay at an interesting website might do the trick. Links for readers and writers Word. Writings, visions, strange pixel art, etc. Get lost here and have fun. Sam Ketner's Fiction Page  Another writer of fiction.  Check out his work. Literary Links A good resource for researching authors. War, Literature, and the Arts A journal of war prose and poetry. Things you ought to know Nasa's Homepage  See what the government is up to in space travel Sky Online—Backyard Astronomy  Take a look here, then outside your window.  People You Should Meet Sylvia Browne - Psychic and Spiritual Teacher   I've seen her in action—amazing! Read her book! The Art Bell Web Site  UFOs, ghosts, Y2K foresights, psychics; check out his radio show via live feed. Other places you should go Burg Frankenstein   Check out the "real" castle Frankenstein and the legend behind it. Iraqi Net   Get to know our Iraqi brothers and sisters. Welcome to Yesterland  Remember Disneyland as it was? Blackout's Box  Crank calls you gotta hear! Mark's Friggin' Howard Stern Stuff  A good Howard Stern site.  So Many Ghosts, So Little Time... This woman has video cams set up around her bed to capture hauntings...check it out! Live Radio on the Internet Listen to live broadcasts from around the world. Indexed by continent and country. California Beerpage A good place to go to learn more about California micro breweries. The Astronomy Net Astronomy resources, searchable forums and searchable lists of organizations providing astronomy services. Mystery Science Theater 3000 The official MST3K Info club site. Researching on the web Roget's Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases   A wonderful site offering hypertexted searches of the famed thesaurus. A Student's Guide to Research with the www A great site offering tips on how to evaluate Web sources. Includes tutorials on Web search strategies. A Web of Online Dictionaries   Links to 400 dictionaries in 130 languages. The Library of Congress   The official government site. Folklore and Mythology Electronic Textsfrom the University of Pittsburgh Resources for Writers and Writing Instructors A thorough site of links. The Shuttle  contains a wealth of resources having to do with English Literature and its offshoots. The Gutenberg Project This site should be bookmarked by every student of English and Comparative Literature. The Project Gutenberg’s philosophy is to make information, books and other materials available to the general public. The Modern Language Association is a not-for-profit membership organization that promotes the study and teaching of language and literature. MLA members have worked together for over a century to encourage high standards for teaching and scholarship in the field.