inks to related poetry sites in the Internet. These are links to various resources from personal poetry sites to historic archives provided by different organizations and universities. If you have a poetry related site and you would like a link added to this page, please E-mail me and I would gladly add your site to the list.

	udio Resources HarperAudio!: Audio readings of work done by Emily Dickinson, Ernest Hemingway, T. S. Eliot, Charles Dickens, Langston Hughes, Anne Sexton, Robert Frost, William Shakespeare, and others (AU format). Poets' Audio Center: A non-profit service of the Watershed Foundation in Washington DC providing recorded poets' voices on (mostly) audiocassettes.
	-zines/Journals/Publications The Atlantic Monthly's Poetry Pages: E-zine totally dedicated to poetry. Book Stacks Poetry: Contemporary Poems, interviews, biographies of poets. Fiction and Poetry from Postmodern Culture: Poems from a monthly electronic journal published by North Carolina State University, Oxford University Press, and the University of Virginia's Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities. Switched-on Gutenberg: A global poetry journal published at the University of Washington. Writer's Choice: Writer's E-zine featuring "How-to" articles and various tips for authors. This site is full of information and a "must see" for writers of all levels.
	aiku Haiku for Poeple: Background information on Haiku, how to and works of poets. Ogura Hyakunin Isshu (100 Poems by 100 Poets): Features classical works of Japanese poets (Japanese Text Initiative) done by the University of Virginia Library Electronic Text Center and the University of Pittsburgh East Asian Library. The Shiki Internet Haiku Salon: Site primarily dedicated to the Japanese art of Haiku.
	istoric Archives Abbey's Web: WWW site dedicated to the life and works of author Edward Abbey. The Academy of American Poets: Features information on all Academy programs, audio and photographic resources, and links to other poetry sites on the Internet. British Poetry 1780-1910: University of Virginia's Electronic Text Center archive of various British poets from the period. Carnegie Mellon English Server's Poetry Page: Various works of classic artists. The Electronic Text Center at the University of Virginia: An on-line archive of electronic texts (in the thousands and growing) including poems and literary works of various authors. The Internet Poetry Archive: Selected poems from a number of contemporary poets sponsored by the University of North Carolina Press and the North Carolina Arts Council. The ILTweb Digital Dante Project: An online, multimedia translation of Dante Alighieri's Commedia (The Divine Comedy) being developed by the Institute for Learning Technologies at Columbia University. What the Thunder Said: A site devoted to the life and works of T.S. Eliot.
	rish Poems Irish Poetry Page: Site dedicated to Irish poetry.
	rganizations The National Endowment for the Arts: Independent Agency that promotes the excellence, appreciation and public access to the arts, throughout the United States. National Writer's Union: Trade union for freelance writers. WritersNet: Internet directory of published writers.
	ublishers/Other Resources Electronic Poetry Center: University at Buffalo poetry resource. Journals, libraries, etc... National Library of Poetry: Sponsors about 16 poetry contests each year in order to discover and encourage talented amateur poets. Anthologies published by the organization have featured poems by more than 100,000 poets. Poetry Exchange: Works of amateur poets published on the web.
	ther Poetry Sites Lady Morgan's Castle of Poetry: Lady Morgan's collection of personal poems. Features daily quotes of love or friendship. Lily's Oblivion: Web site for short stories, prose and poetry. Also publishes work of artists on-line. National Gallery of Photography and Poetry: Featured artists, electronic greeting cards, various links... The Poetry Garden: Poems submitted by amateur poets in the Internet. Simply Poetry: Personal poems made by B. Craigen. The Substance of a Poet's Sighs Homepage: This site discusses the essence of poetry, investigating and divulging what poetry is, how it is written and why it is written. It is maintained by Daniel Assisi and concentrates on the technical side of poetry... The Unites States of Poetry: The official web site for the award-winning PBS TV series. The Writing Class: Paul Rutter's web page. Fellow Geocitizen who is currently re-designing the site for the Aberystwyth Writing Group ("Writing Class") intended to be a forum for showcasing the writing talent that exists within Aberystwyth University in Wales.