Arts

A series of hikes through the London Olympic Development Site will take place with participants encouraged to share their feelings haiku-like or otherwise.

Poems by the American poet Eugene Field.

Encourages reluctant readers through the use of humorous "potty" and "yuck" poetry.

Organization, names and images of members, shows, information on cowboy entertainment, contacts.

Official site of the Elko, Nevada home of the Cowboy Poetry Gathering and public radio's The Open Road.

A literary journal published today and is devoted to light verse. Includes excerpts from the print edition, plus submission information.

Inspirational poetry from poets aged 13 to 98.

A selection of works by poet Paul Vereshack, in ancient and contemporary styles.

The site offers a brief introduction to Basque language and literature and links to translations from 15th, 16th and 20th century Basque poetry.

Poems by Du Fu, Wang Wei, Li Bai and others in traditional and simplified characters, pinyin, and literal and literary English. Includes subject index.

Experimental poems in Albanian, with English translation, plus some poems in English about Albania.

Bulgarian poet Ivan Borislavov (*1946) in English translation by Zdravka Mihaylova.

Selected by J.C. Todd. Special feature in winter 2002 issue of The Drunken Boat.

Introduction to French lyric poetry. Includes English introduction, French texts, and biographical notes, but no translations. In many formats for computer and PDA. Text from Project Gutenberg.

Modern English translation of La Chanson de Roland (11th century).

Some poetry of the expressionist decade (1910-1920) in English translation: Kurt Schwitters, Wassily Kandinsky, René Schickele, George Grosz and others.

A poem by Walle Sayer (*1960) in German and English translation, with a link to a short biography.

Divan-e Hafiz (Hafez) in Persian and English, Fal-e Hafiz (divination by the oracle of Shiraz), biography, picture gallery and links.

and other poems by Anfisa Osinnik (Russia, *1957) in English translation.

A selection of Russian poetry in English translations. Alphabetical and chronological orders.

Author's site collects his L.A.-area spoken-word poetry readings and published material in themed collections from 1998 to present.

Jo Bell is a poetry freelancer, working on commissions, projects and courses all over the UK. Includes activities and events as well as profile.

News, poetry samples, and information about ordering his books.

The poet's homepage. Includes work from various published and pre-publication collections.

Arthur Quiller-Couch ed. 1919. Chronologic and alphabetic indices.

Biography and criticism of four famous Elizabethans - Essex, Raleigh, Marlowe, and Donne, from the perspective of poetry, and the history of ideas.

Author's website contains biographical information, list of book publications, professional activities, a selection of published poems, and contact information.

Includes the history, literature, science and speculative fiction, parody and humor of Emily Chesley and other writers of her era.

A review essay.

Archive of articles and essays by or about Bloom.

An entry point for discussion of hypertext theory, rhetoric, and related topics.

Features a short biography and book reviews.

Author of the novel "Liner Notes" (2003) and a series of teen fiction titled "The Principles of Love" (2005-).

Held annually on the National Mall in Washington, DC. Program information and author profiles.

Annual festival in March.

Official site for this San Francisco festival for local authors. Includes event and sponsorship information.

Celebrating Nebraska’s literary heritage and contemporary authors. Authors reading from their works, writers' workshops, roundtable discussions, book discussions, awards ceremony, book signings, vendors.

A short biography.

New South Wales children's choice awards, with prizes.

A refereed journal in Early Modern English literary and historical scholarship, with all articles from March 1996 to 2004.

Synopses of major plays. From Professor An Sonjae of Sogang University, Seoul.

Offers news related to Old English, a dictionary, and an annotated list of links to Old English texts, translations, and online resources.

Provides Old English texts and modern English translations of poems and prose works with apocalyptic themes.

Index of resources related to Victorian literature. Includes separate sections for Elizabeth Gaskell, the Bronte sisters, Thomas Hardy, and Charles Dickens.

British Victorian fiction and non-fiction prose texts in PDF format. Authors include Arnold, Carlyle, Froude, Newman, Pater, and Wilde.

Annual international and Canadian award for poetry written or translated into English. Rules, entry form, and profiles of the trustees and judges.

Saskatchewan annual childrens' book awards chosen by children. Created by SYRCA to promote reading. Previous winners, details, and submission guidelines.

Program to promote Canadian childrens literature and reading. Highlights notable books on a variety of themes and features award-winning books in all categories.

Collection of over 3,000 early works from Canada's history. Includes both fiction and nonfiction.

Festival ignites a passion for reading and writing by producing a number of special events and an annual festival that features writers from around the world. Granville Island.