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Annotated texts with images and readings by the author in .wav format.
Text of Five Short Stories.
From 'The Kreutzer Sonata and Other Short Stories'.
In HTML, at Christian Classics Ethereal Library. A file for each chapter, with links to previous, next, top. Also available in plain text, PDF, and RTF.
Essay on alchemical aspects of Faust (focused on Part 2), by Adam McLean.
Review with an analytical viewpoint.
A collection of children's stories published in 1902 and illustrated by the author.
Garth Johnston's Salon Magazine article on possible discrepancies in the Harry Potter series.
Severus Snape fan site, with a character profile, images from the film, icons, and riddles.
Includes information on: his background, role in the series, and loyalties; character origins and possible influences; and his family tree.
A messageboard dedicated to the Harry Potter series. Mostly dealing with RPs, there are also boards to discuss the series and many other topics as well.
Features links to games, music, forums, and other sites.
Includes topics for children to read and contribute to.
Fan fiction submissions, fan art, and a shrine to R.J. Lupin.
Divided into eight archives for all Harry Potter fan fiction categories.
Tales from the world of Harry Potter. Membership required.
Includes games, Harry Potter facts, movie information, fan fiction, and book summaries.
Facts and rumors about the books, fan fiction, fan club, theories, and encyclopedia of details.
Features pictures, fan art, fan fiction, and a spell list.
A list of rumors.
Harry Potter news from Children's BBC.
A former Witch shares some concerns about the Harry Potter phenomena.
Some brief objections to the Harry Potter phenomenon.
Review of the books from a Christian perspective, for parents. An online tract that can be printed out.
Wraggi's GIF maps of the North and the South.
Notes by Paul Brians, Department of English, Washington State University.
A short author biography, scans of book covers, bulletin board, personality test and links to reviews.
Pamela S. Turner's article about the author's life in Oxford, England [Christian Science Monitor].
Personal homepage with an emphasis on Luthien.
Images, biography, and graphics.
Satirical Middle-earth stories, including a humorous phony synopsis of "Lord of the Rings."
Biography, forums, and chat room.
Comparison between the Lord of the Rings and Wagner's Nibelungen Saga.
A review of this posthumously published work, the sequel to Donnerjack, completed by co-author Jane Lindskold.
Featuring UK editions and links to reviews by Val McDermid. Site gives thorough synopsis of all of Evanovich's novels.
Excerpts from an interview with Locus Magazine. Photo, biography and information about Cosmonaut Keep.
Review of 'The Stone Canal'
An interview which focuses on Automated Alice, and musical influences. Also touches on genre labels, his writing style, and Ringpull Press.
A look at what the ancient sources say were the tasks Hercules had to perform for Eurystheus.
E-mail list for discussion of Dionysos in all his forms, ancient and modern.
Full text in HTML.
Full text in HTML.
HTML etexts of several short stories.
HTML version of Thoreau's essay.
Excerpt from the Old English text. Each word is hot-linked to a corresponding glossary entry.
Information on Shelley, Frankenstein and the Gothic period.
Complete text.
In modern English indexed by theme and topic.
Review of 'Cocksure'.
Review of 'St. Urbain's Horseman'.