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Photo: Jondude on the front porch of St. Peters Basilica in Vatican City. Behind me the faithful have begun to gather for the blessing of a newly created saint. The Pope was John Paul II. Photo by Andrew Wick, noble ex-brother-in-law.

www.IdentityTheory.com
If you are looking for a portal to literary fiction, criticism, political philosophy, in-depth interviews with authors and others, and a plain lip-smacking intelligent site, Identity Theory is for you. It is deep and will forever be among your bookmarks.

http://www.people.virginia.edu/~jbh/litweb.html
The Literary Web is geared toward readers of fiction and poetry as well as those who write it, and those who teach it. Communication of great literature, whether in printed or electronic form, allows the power of ideas expressed by the author to be animated and shared within the community of readers. Online sites dedicated to literature are capable of engaging the intellect and imagination of the reader.

http://www.webrary.org/rs/rslinks.html
The Webrary® is a service of the Morton Grove (IL) Public Library, and is maintained by the Library's Web Team.

http://www.imaginaryplanet.net/weblogs/idiotprogrammer/index.php?p=83398129
Literary Websites: A Long List
This post will consist of a list of literary websites and a short description of what they offer/what is unique about them.

http://lang.nagoya-u.ac.jp/~matsuoka/UK-authors.html
A long list of British and Irish authors, with links to sites and references about them. Very resourceful!

http://www.pw.org/
Poets & Writers Magazine

http://www.annaakhmatovafoundation.org/
The Anna Akhmatova Foundation

Novel(s)
False Witnesses

Teaching Collette