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Literary Resources
The Academy of American Poets Perhaps the best resource for writers on the Web. Highlights include exhibits of some of America's finest poets, and one of the largest and most prominent audio collections on the Web. Arts and Letters Daily An updated report of news and reviews. An well-maintained index of interviews, articles and current events from many places on the Net. Associated Writing Programs A non-profit association working for the benefit of writers, writing programs, and teachers of writing. About.com A resource collection on authors, books, publishing, providing links to hundreds of the best sites for readers and writers, as well as original interviews, book reviews and features. Poetry Daily A new poem each day is spotlighted on this site. They also offer a mailing list to compliment their vast amounts of information about current events. A must see. Poets & Writers The online counterpart to the long-respected print magazine, P&W offers several resources including a message board, articles and much more. The Oxford University Poetry Society Another fine resource for writers, OUPS includes information on their contests, readings and events.

Online Magazines
The Atlantic Monthly The Atlantic Monthly's Atlantic Unbound is now on the web with their poetry pages. Their audible anthology is a vast audio archive - including R.T. Smith, W.S. Merwin, Yehuda Amichai and more. Arkansas Literary Forum An On-line Journal of Literature and Art by Arkansas writers and artists. The Barcelona Review An International Review of Contemporary Fiction for readers who insist on only the best. Big Bridge With Michael Rothenberg at the helm, Big Bridge offers a stunning collection of fine work. Keep your eye on this one. The Blue Moon Review One of the originals, Blue Moon is a proven leader in online poetry. Be sure to stop by and get acquainted. Bold Type An elegant design that goes hand in hand with the prominence of its contributors makes Bold Type a must see. Includes audio excerpts and readings. Boston Review A political and literary magazine featuring the best in cultural debate, fiction, poetry, and reviews. Christian Science Monitor An electronic edition of the well-respected print magazine. Includes daily audio news and a wealth of multimedia content. Their special section devoted to poetry, The Face and Place of Poetry, contains excellent articles, and real audio interviews with poetry editors Judson Hale, Peter Davison, and Alice Quinn. Eye Dialect Eye Dialect features lucid, outward looking poetry which balances both sound and sense. The Iowa Review Some material from the current and back issues are available in the online version of this print magazine. Jacket Our good friend and contributor, John Tranter publishes this online literary journal which we highly recommend. Work has appeared from John Ashbery, John Kinsella and Elaine Equi. The Metropolitan Review The online counterpart to the print magazine, TMR offers interviews and much more at their website. Michigan Quarterly Review An excellent magazine with great content. Check out their Arthur Miller special issue. The Missouri Review is online, with work from poets such as Larry Levis. Their recent addition of audio clips adds a whole new dimension to their elegant and easy to navigate web design. Ploughshares is online with samples of the work appearing in the print journal. Poetry Founded in 1912 by Harriet Monroe, Poetry now makes its way to the Web. The online counterpart includes a featured poet section as well as some samples of published work from the print journal. Poetry Hi-Fi As the title suggests, this site offers the literary aesthetic in audio. 2River Since 1996, 2River has been an online site of poetry, art, and theory, quarterly publishing THE 2RIVER VIEW and occasionally publishing individual authors in The 2River Chapbook Series. Sewanee Review Offers online fiction and reviews of the print magazine, as well as a cumulative index of all work since 1991. Shenandoah The online counterpart of this prestigous literary journal includes information about Shenandoah's upcoming issues and current projects. The Stand Relaunched in 1999, Britain's foremost literary quarterly continues to publish the best in fiction, poetry and criticism from around the world. The website features complete contents listings for the last four years, plus information on upcoming issues. Sycamore Review Offers full text of all back issues out of print, and a comprehensive author index. Zuzu's Petals Offers a large resource of links and much more. They also publish poetry and offer contests.

Other Sites of Notable Interest
Cortland, New York The City of Cortland, New York is on the web with good cheer and interesting things to do in Cortland. It provides a list of links to sites operated in the Cortland area.