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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.

Reviews of several novels, including analyses of plot, setting and characters.

The Academy of American Poets presents a biography, photograph, and selected poems.

Interview with the author, July 1-7, 1983. Also includes biographical notes and a primary bibliography of major works.

Brief reviews of three Rendell novels: Adam and Eve and Pinch Me, Talking to Strange Men, and The Babes in the Wood.

Analysis of the plot, theme, setting and characters of her books, plus links to similar books. Sign up to be a Rendell scholar on the site.

Biographical overview, bibliography, information on New Orleans tours, links.

Poems by Rimbaud in French with English translations, from the well-known edition by Wallace Fowlie.

The life and poetry of Arthur Rimbaud.

October 1993 essay, "You gotta have Soul."

An Academy of American Poets poetry "exhibit," including a short biography, selected poems (with a single audio recording), and links to further resources at the Academy's website and elsewhere on the internet.

An effort by scholars and readers to create a definitive Sax Rohmer bibliography, reference and archive. Edited by Dr. Lawrence Knapp, English Professor at Essex County College and Thomas Edison State College.

Essay about producing plays about nonwhite characters.

A selection of poems from Mevlana Jalaluddin Rumi with translations by Coleman Barks, Annemarie Schimmel, Camille and Kabir Helminski, Nader Khalili.

Anne Rice fan art dedicated to the lives of The Mayfair Witches including plot and character synopsis from The Witching Hour, Lasher and Taltos.

This site is for Khayman, it contains artwork, history, polls, and other vampire's views.

Parody of "253," by and about students in Ryman's writing workshop at Clarion West.