Website of award-winning author/illustrator Kris Waldherr, the creator of The Book of Goddesses.

Review of Blood Electric by Matthew Flaming.

Conference for readers and writers held in Canada every year. Program, news and updates, list of attendees, and registration details are included.

Short, concise review posted on the first Stephanie Plum novel, with ratings given to the overall plot, characters, style, world-building, and originality.

Christian fiction, non-fiction, and children's books reviewed by site contributors with information on selected authors.

Money, images, and reference in late Medieval poetry.

Besides exhibits featuring work from Kevin Eastman's tremendous holdings, the museum gift shop also offers a selection of modern painted and pen and ink originals.

Includes archive, featured poet, submission information, and links.

Cast, crew, and production information, as well as viewer comments.

Features episode list, cast and crew biographies, and video clips.

Review of premier episode by Binnie Fisher, "illegitimately middling, compared to what it could be."

Article discussing the show. "The stories being told are intimate, complicated and very human."

Official page of James Best, better known as Rosco P. Coltrane.

Site of Catholic television network, featuring Catholic QandA, document library, audio library, Catholic news, and programming information for EWTN TV and WEWN radio.

Urban ministries and gospel music.

Offers phonics lessons, nursery rhymes, tongue twisters and Irish blessings for vocabulary practice. Oriented toward children with some exercises for adults.

A literary webzine, updated weekly, with short stories, poetry, novels, and essays from authors around the world.

Monthly dealing with current issues through editorials and columns, and presenting works of literary and photographic art.

A site of fiction, art and photography. Written by members of a nuclear family, scattered to the four corners of the world. Stories and images from New York and Hong Kong, India and Indiana ... the world.…

Contains short stories, a novel, and other writings by Nathan Simpson. Includes horror and fantasy.