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Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, and General References:
Webster isn't the most comprehensive site, but it does offer an
on-line dictionary AND on-line thesaurus.
Besides offering books for sale, Bartleby offers a wonderful array of
writer's tools and references. If you want to clean up grammar, this
site carries several guidebooks, all for free.
Dictionary.com
Dictionary of Occupational Titles
Encyclopedia Britannica
OneLook Dictionary Source
ReferenceDesk.org
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English Grammar, Spelling, and Punctuation:
11
Rules of Writing
Guide
to Grammar and Writing
Creative Writing for Teens (Good basic instructions for adults, too!)
SpellCheck.net
The
Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation
The
Spelling Doctor
Block Busters:
These are for those writer's block moments when you need a few minutes
of something completely mindless. You can go here and come back to
writing without losing much in the process.
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Special Resources:
Rhyme
Zone
The
Phrase Finder
International Money Exchange Rates
Instant Translator
Authors' Agents:
Literary Agents: What to watch for!
Authorlink: Alphabetical Listing of Agents
Literary Agents Guide
Preditors and Editors
Directory of Publishers
WritersNet
Search Engines
There
are other search engines (lots of them, in fact) but none as
comprehensive as GOOGLE. If it's on the web, it's on Google. Period.
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