11 Rules of Writing - This site is a concise guide to some of the most commonly violated rules of writing, grammar, and punctuation.

All About Writing

Ascent Aspirations Magazine

Best Selling Author

Channeling Biker Bob - Official website of author Nik C. Colyer

Creativity Workshop - Creative Writing, Drawing, Storytelling and Memoir

Cyber English

Elizabeth Ayres Center for Creative Writing

Fear of Writing - Fun Stuff for Writers

Find me an Author - Search for authors using a database of author images. Also includes many valuable articles on writing.

FRiGG - A Magazine of Fiction and Poetry

The Georgia Review - Winner of a 2007 National Magazine Award

Poetry, interviews, reviews, articles on type and photography — Jacket magazine — a free Internet quarterly review of poetry and new writing, edited by John Tranter.

‘The prince of online poetry magazines is Jacket, run from Australia by the poet John Tranter... The design is beautiful, the contents awesomely voluminous, the slant international modernist and experimental.’ –Peter Forbes, ‘Working the web: Poetry’, The Guardian (UK), Thursday June 6, 2002

‘...the sheer literary excellence of this multi-award-winning site...’ — Sarah Manguso, in Zenia, a Review of Digital Literature and Art (USA)

‘The site is virtually... spilling over with a range of brilliant material.’ — Martin Earl, in Web Del Sol (USA)

‘As a contributor, I’ve simply never had as much response to anything I’ve published elsewhere (including pieces in large-circulation magazines such as The Nation or Village Voice): besides letters and e-mails from strangers and comments on other websites, everyone I run into seems to have read it.’ — Eliot Weinberger, New York, in Sulfur magazine

Jim Burke: English Companion

Jody Wheeler

The London Magazine - A Review of Literature and the Arts

Paradigm - Online Writing Assistant

Parameter Magazine - Poetry, prose and art for the wise and discerning reader

The Pedestal Magazine

The Thing Is - Online Magazine

Word Strumpet - The website of Charlotte Rains Dixon, a free-lance writer, novelist, copy writer and creative writing teacher living in Portland, Oregon

Writing-World

Ygdrasil - A Journal of the Poetic Arts