Arts

Official web site of Canadian author Terence M. Green, author of Shadow of Ashland, and A Witness to Life.

This H.D. page includes a biography, a couple of photos of her and a dozen of her most important poems.

Text excerpt.

Single essay showing how Hardy pits variable, changeable, human morality against the laws of nature.

A novel of suspense and humor about Navy, White House, and press people facing international terrorism.

Essay questions on The Cargo of the Madalena, originally The Load of Unicorn, for home learning.

National Park Service information about Wren's Nest, Harris' home in Atlanta, Georgia, open to the public as a house museum.

Unsigned, undated book review.

Essay on Baha'i religious principles as illustrated in Hayden's poetry.

Short biography and excerpts of his political writing.

In-depth article on the German lyric poet. With portrait.

Web site of the author of "A Family of Doctors", "Loving Touches", "Battles of Life and Death", and the upcoming novel, "Stone Babies". Excerpts from Hellerstein's works.

The author reflects on the nature of time and awareness.

Official website; includes a biography, reviews, excerpts and cover art.

Brief biography, picture gallery, and information on his books.

Chirbury's life, works, and web resources.

Short biographical essay, with hyperlinks to related topics.

Information on films adapted from Hoban's work.

Webpages devoted to Howard and his works at luminarium.org.

A few poems from "Fantastic Prayers" (1916) by German dada poet Richard Huelsenbeck in English translation. Illustrations by George Grosz.

Contains a biography and photographs.

Scottish horror author's site containing details of his Scottish horror novels and short stories.

Official website of extreme adult horror writer Nicholas Alan Tillemans, author of Acetone Enema: A Morbid Collection of Short Stories & Poetry.

Official site includes biography, published works, news, and links to stories.

The official website of horror author Shanna Wynne. Read updates on current and published works, her biography, and her semi-daily blog, offering insight into the mind of a burgeoning horror author.

The automated Dave Barry column generator.

Selected monologues and other works edited and acted by the humorist's grandson, Nat Benchley. Reviews, links to bibliography, filmography, and contemporaries Dorothy Parker and Groucho Marx.

Alphabetical listing of quotes with the first few words of each one.

Profile, articles by the writer and links.

Includes a short FAQ, links, and a report on Wodehouse's German broadcasts.

Information on radio and television adaptations of Wodehouse's work.

Poems by Sara de Ibáñez in Spanisch and English translation.

Official site for the British author who writes mainly historic fiction and children's books.

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

Alain de Benoist considers the achievement of the writer Ernst Juenger and his ideal of the Worker in the context of the Conservative Revolution.

Information on current Kafka research and on the activities of the Oxford Kafka Research Centre.

Notes on several of his works, courtesy of the Literature, Arts & Medicine Database.

Describes his visit to San Francisco, including his trips to the City Lights Bookstore and his other haunts. Also includes bibliographic information.

Essay on patriotism published in the San Francisco Chronicle.

Informational site which includes links to online texts and other resources.

The author lived for a short time in Brattleboro, Vermont. The house in which he lived, named by him Naulakha, afforded spectacular views of Mount Monadnock.

Collection of portraits held at the National Portrait Gallery.

Includes a biographical and historical chronology and discussions on Kipling's relationship with the British Empire and imperialism.

"Site for mystery author Lisa Kleinholz, author of the rock 'n roll mystery Exiles on Main Street." Includes an excerpt from Exiles, biographical information, and links.

Comments on the German dramatic poet and his writings.

Special Kenneth Koch feature with contributions by David Lehman, Robert Creeley, John Tranter and others. Includes two interviews.

By David Kennedy. Recorded in Huddersfield, England, Thursday 5th August 1993.

A CV of Kraus with a couple of pictures and citations. This article is part of "Thinking Man's Minefield".

Poem by Joanne Kyger.

Two-part biography of the underrated author. Awards, filmography.