Literature and Book Collections
Literature has been a vehicle through which man has expressed his deepest observations, most profound thinking, and firmest beliefs. While literature is a form of self-expression, it also represents a profession, with writers being well-paid, at times, to produce their works. The term literature, which originally designated all written language, is now only used to describe a variety of genres, including poetry, novels, and drama. The study of literature is included in the curricula of most, if not all, secondary schools and universities. Essential for the study of literature at any level are resources that include everything from historical interpretations of Shakespeare's works to reviews of modern writers. The links included herein relate specifically to literature collections, book collections and related resources.
Aaron Shepard: Kidwriter
Visit Aaron Shepard's Kidwriter site to find a great variety of resources for writers of children's literature.
ePubs.com
Visit this online community that is dedicated to both promoting the works of aspiring authors and bringing quality works to those who love to read.
Narrativemagazine.org: Literary Fiction
Find information on various authors, books, writing workshops, awards, agents, publishers, editing services, libraries, booksellers, and more.
Readers and Writers
Those who love to read and write books will enjoy this site, which lists sources for bookstores and resources for writers.
Story Craft
Visit this site to find software products and courses that are designed to help you with writing novels.
Storytellers Challenge
Those suffering from writer's block will want to check out these tests and challenges designed to cure that ill.
WWWscribe.com: CybeWriter
Writers who wish to become web authors should view this site, dedicated to helping writers accomplish their cyber-goals.
WWWscribe.com: Essays on the Craft of Dramatic Writing
Learn about the principles of storytelling by studying some popular movies, plays, and books at this site.