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73. How Writers Use The Internet--Mainstream Writers Resources In One Convenient Loc at the Southeastern writers Conference June 22, 1998. offers so many wonderful resourcesthat will make researching for your Of course, the net has its share of http://www.robinsnest.com/articles/wr-extrahelp.html

You Can Find *THAT* on the Internet? Workshop Given by Robin Nobles on How Can Writers Use the Internet? at the Southeastern Writers Conference June 22, 1998 The Internet offers so many wonderful resources that will make researching for your next novel much easier. Let's see what we can find: Are you writing an historical novel, or a novel that requires your characters to wear a certain type of apparel? Visit and look under Costumes. Categories include Elizabethan Costumes, Biblical Costumes, and the History of Costumes. Here's a site that offers information on Historical Boys Clothing. Of course, the Net has its share of thesauruses and dictionaries. But with Casey's Snow Day Reverse Dictionary you'll find the remedy for that "tip-of-the-tongue" feeling when you know what the word means but can't think of the word. Type in a definition, and Casey's dictionary will tell you which word you're trying to think of. Need to know crime statistics? The Bureau of Justice Statistics offers crime and arrest data, criminal justice data, and more, broken down by federal, state, county, and city. Organized Crime Registry Read about the America Mafia, Russian Mafia, La Cosa Nostra, motorcycle gangs, Yakuza, Jamaican posses, and drug cartels.

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Contact Us Site Search 60 Second Survey Australian Literature on the Internet Major Australian Literary Sites Reference Library Australian manuscript catalogues Australian Oral History catalogues ... Aboriginal Australian Literature Major Australian Literary Sites These are useful general sites for researching Australian literature on the Internet and provide a good starting place for researchers in this field. They provide a diverse range of information on Australian literature resources as well as providing links to other useful sites both in Australia and overseas. OZLIT: Australian Literature Resources on the Net Australian Broadcasting Commisssion.: The Space: ABC Arts Online: Books contains useful links to the various discussions occurring on the ABC, including to Australia Talks Books Perry Middlemiss's Literature a good overview of Australian literature, providing biographical details of selected Australian authors and links to other useful information cultureandrecreation.gov.au: Access to Australia's Culture and Recreation

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Guide Contents: Getting started: Find overviews and background information in a few handy reference works Stage 2: Tips on finding books in the Sueltenfuss Library's collection Stage 3: Tips and tools to begin the search for articles in scholarly journals The last resort: Searching area libraries for a source not owned by Sueltenfuss Library Resource Summary - List of Resources covered in this Guide Reference works provide important background information that can help you chart a more informed and efficient search. Expect to find biographical information, critical overviews of playwrights and their works, and bibliographies that identify books, articles and other information resources for further reading about your topic. Once you’ve identified specific titles of other secondary works that interest you, finding out if the Sueltenfuss library—or some other library in town—owns them is simple (see Books in OLLU and Area Libraries below for details). All items recommended in this section are located in Reference, on the 2nd floor of the library. Some are also available online; you can access the online versions directly through the links provided. Contemporary Authors and Contemporary Authors New Revision Series (Gale, 1962 - , 1981 - )

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Contents Search Gopher Meta ... Index Jump Points Navigating the Net, Wandering the Web DESCRIPTION : The second of three pages comprising the "binnacle" of The Telson Spur , this page is a list of links to on-line resources about the World-Wide Web, including navigation tools and resource guides. The coordinate pages, with a common header and List of Contents , contain links to resources about the Internet in general (including starting points and guides), and links to resources for finding and evaluating new sites. KEYWORDS : World-Wide Web; WWW; web; guide; cyberspace; navigation; tools; resources We have come up from the caves; predatory and primitive ages drift behind us. With almost the suddenness of a nova's burst to glory we have entered a new dimension of thought and awareness of Nature.... We hold the future in a delicate and precarious grasp, as one might draw a shimmering ephemerid from the clutches of a web.... Ansel Adams There is a potential large benefit from the integration of a variety of systems in a way which allows a user to follow links pointing from one piece of information to another one. This forming of a web of information nodes rather than a hierarchical tree or an ordered list is the basic concept behind HyperText. Tim Berners-Lee Robert Cailliau (November 1990) List of Contents Holding the Helm : The Internet Starting Out Travel Guides Spinning in Cyberspace : The Web Tools for Travelling : Maps and Metaphors Into the Deeps : Internet Resources The Farther Shore : Travellers' Tales

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