Arts

Official site; with news, photographs, and a biography.

"An attempt to apply the tools of the web to the appreciation of the late Portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa's writing and life."

Text of a poem transcribed from the 1667 edition of the book Poems.

Includes texts of various poems.

Biographical information.

Ronald Sklar of talks with the celebrated novelist about his career and his new book 'Samaritan.'

Review of the book.

Provides information on the British novelist. Lists activities of the North American branch of her literary society including conference dates.

Reproduction of an article by the author for The Independent (London).

A review and a link to other reviews of The Last Days by Raymond Queneau.

Works of Daniel Quinn, discussion and 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.

Written in 1925, when they had known each other for two years.

Half a dozen poems.

Bibliography of Saki's works as well as of secondary literature on H.H. Munro.

Biography of this female author. Includes photos.

A few poems from "Since 1964 - New and Selected Poems" by Peter Schjeldahl.

Article originally published Oct. 27, 1974 in the New York Times. Jong reminisces about Sexton's life and career. Site requires free registration.

The house used as the set in the movie A Christmas Story, now serving as a fund raising facility.

Feminist writer; with a biography, and synopses.

Discussions of the contributions of Shute to both literature and engineering.

Official web site of the novelist. Biography, FAQs, synopses of his books, along with reviews and sample chapters.

Bibliography, poems, writings, review, and links.

Includes biographical information on the author, bibliography, texts and an online forum.

An overview of the life and works of Iain Sinclair, with links to reviews and further information.

Short biography, excerpt from Horse Heaven, questions and answers with author Jane Smiley, and catalog of her previous books.

NESFA Press publisher's site about Anthony R. Lewis' book of the same name, which identifies all things, places and characters in Smith's works. Some excerpts available for reading.

Biography, and photos of the gravestone, from the Arlington National Cemetery.

Booker Prize-shortlisted author; with a biography, bibliography and prize list.

New York Times feature on Southern with links to reviews and news on Southern's life and work.

Biography of 1960s writer Terry Southern at LitKicks.

Texts of several poems.

Novelist of 'Coyote Dream'; with a biography and extracts.

Text in HTML format, at Bibliomania. With critical summary.

Chinese and English texts of seven works.

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

Texts of several Swinburne poems, including "A Forsaken Garden," "The Garden of Prosperine," and "Itylus."

Official site. Includes information about his current publications and events.