Authors

This site features audio clips of authors describing and introducing their books in their own words.

Site has bibliographies of many authors, with updated bestsellers lists, and reviews.

A fairly wide-ranging directory of links to resources on the 'net for numerous authors, including information on Nobel Prize winners.

New Jersey author's web site includes biographical information, photos, an interview, and information on her titles.

The official website of author and journalist providing details of published books, brief biography, events/FAQ, newsletter, and images.

Provides details about the author and her inspirational books, "Circumstances" and "Love me already".

Author's website includes news, reviews, biography, recommended reading and links.

Period e-book author and columnist. Novels and synopses, editing, articles, interviews, and author profile.

Offers first chapter of the biography, photo gallery, and FAQ.

Novelist and short story writer; with reading group guides, a biography, bibliography, excerpts and events list.

Official home page of this novelist (The Gates of the Alamo), journalist, and screenwriter (The King of Texas).

Archive and mailing list for Marty Beckerman's opinion and humor column.

Biography, journal, gallery, music and an excerpt from his novel, "Behind Everyman".

Official site of the author includes his recent fiction and non-fiction.

(1904-1978), penned mystery novels, science fiction, and poetry. Site contains a bibliography of her work and information about her writing career.

Contains bibliography, calendar of events, excerpts, interviews and articles.

British-born novelist, biographer, travel writer, and beat poet, now a resident of Sri Lanka. Profile and publications.

Brief bibliography and links to online fiction. Provides a monthly updated reprint and a short 'how-to' article.

Book reviews and excerpts, biography, contact information, and information about her writings and upcoming appearances.

Excerpts from 'Beyond the Lies', contact material, web ring, reviews, biography and links.

Fiction and feature writer, and co-editor of Cadenza magazine. Includes selection of published articles plus links.

Excerpts from books by Patrick Francis (Paddy McMahon), extracts from reviews, and seminar information.

Author's homepage includes his biography and samples of his poetry, short fiction, and drama.

Canadian author of novels for young adults, including The Freedom Run and The Liberty Circle.

(Official site) Minnesota writer talks about her young adult fiction.

Home to author of The Boyfriend List, Fly on the Wall, and other books. Includes book excerpts, and links to other authors.

Minnesota author, former teacher, writes adventure stories set in the wilderness along the U.S.-Canadian border. His books, information for teachers.

Official site; with a biography, and a weblog.

Brief article about the author and his work.

Provides quotations and parts from interviews of the "Hitchhiker" author.

Provides information about the "Hitchhiker" author and his work.

Short academic essay by George Landow at Brown University.

Site about the Russian poet Anna Akhmatova (1889-1966). Poetry, images, video, links, and biographical/historical overview.

Features a biography, photograph, and selected poems.

Short biography and audio clip of Alexie reading "Dear John Wayne".

Article about Indian stereotyping, feature quotes from Alexie.

The author's own site, with biographical and bibliographical information, an album of family photographs, and trivia.

Holt Uncensored, column number 289 (12/18/01), an interview with the author by Pat Holt.

Basic but thorough bibliography, and two science fiction recommendations by Amis.

English section describing his life and works. Extensive timetable, and chronology. Further material available in Danish. Edited by dr. Johan de Mylius, University of Southern Denmark.

Information about novels, stories, appearances, future projects, and comics. Also includes biography and interviews.

Official site for the Scottish author and illustrator of children's books.

Short biography of the poet, educator, author, actress, playwright, producer, and director; photo; and interview (online video and transcript).

Official account of the American icon. "We are more alike than unalike."

Provides a biography, lists of works, and details about a fan club relating to the English farmer, author and humorist.

Profile of the author and links to interviews.

Dossier of news articles and features about Lord Archer.

Essay by John Tranter in Jacket # 2.

An allegorical description of the manner in which education currently functions in our primitive Western societies.

Includes books by Auden, links to selected poems, and a list of recordings of his readings and of musical settings of his poems. Also news of publications and events of interest to readers of Auden.