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50 websites for writers and readers
1. http://gutenberg.org — Over 70,000 free ebooks with expired copyrights
2. http://archive.org/details... — A free archive of scanned books and manuscripts
3. http://openlibrary.org — An effort to catalog every published book, with many free to borrow
4. http://goodreads.com — Book reviews, ratings, and reading recommendations
5. http://litcharts.com — Plain-language study guides and analysis of classic literature
6. http://sparknotes.com — Study guides and summaries for widely taught books
7. http://poetryfoundation.or... — A huge free archive of poems and poet biographies
8. http://poets.org — The Academy of American Poets' poem archive and resources
9. http://writingexercises.co... — Free prompts and exercises to build writing habits
10. http://writersdigest.com — Craft advice, prompts, and publishing industry news
11. http://thecreativepenn.com — Advice and interviews on writing and self-publishing
12. http://janefriedman.com — Practical publishing industry advice for authors
13. http://querytracker.net — A tool for tracking literary agent submissions
14. http://publishersmarketpla... — Publishing industry deals and market news
15. http://writerscafe.org — A community for sharing and workshopping original writing
16. http://wattpad.com — A large platform for sharing original serialized fiction
17. http://critique.org — An online workshop community for exchanging manuscript feedback
18. http://nanowrimo.org — The home of National Novel Writing Month and its writing community
19. http://onestopforwriters.c... — Reference tools like emotion and setting thesauruses for writers
20. http://thesaurus.com — A fast, simple online thesaurus
21. http://etymonline.com — A free dictionary of word origins and history
22. http://merriam-webster.com — A trusted, widely used online dictionary
23. http://oed.com — The Oxford English Dictionary's historical word entries
24. http://grammarly.com/blog — Practical grammar and style explainers
25. http://purdueowl.online.pu... — Purdue's widely used online writing lab and citation guide
26. http://strunkandwhite.wiki... — A reference version of the classic style guide The Elements of Style
27. http://chicagomanualofstyl... — Guidance from one of the most widely used style manuals
28. http://apastyle.apa.org — Official APA citation and formatting guidance
29. http://mla.org/MLA-Style — Official MLA citation and formatting guidance
30. http://scribophile.com — A peer critique community for fiction writers
31. http://absolutewrite.com — A long-running forum on the business side of writing
32. http://reddit.com/r/writin... — A large community discussion space for writers
33. http://bookriot.com — Book recommendations and literary culture writing
34. http://lithub.com — Literary essays, excerpts, and book culture coverage
35. http://the-tls.co.uk — The Times Literary Supplement's book reviews and essays
36. http://nybooks.com — The New York Review of Books' long-form literary criticism
37. http://poetryoutloud.org — A poetry recitation program with a large poem archive
38. http://loc.gov/poetry — The Library of Congress's official poetry resources
39. http://storynory.com — Free audio stories, including classic tales read aloud
40. http://librivox.org — Free public-domain audiobooks read by volunteers
41. http://audiobooksync.com — Free audiobooks for teens during summer promotions
42. http://fanfiction.net — One of the largest archives of fan-written fiction
43. http://archiveofourown.org — A large, fan-run archive of transformative fan fiction
44. http://duotrope.com — A database of literary magazines accepting submissions
45. http://pw.org — Poets & Writers' resources on the writing life and grants
46. http://newpages.com — A directory of literary magazines, presses, and writing programs
47. http://submittable.com/dis... — A directory of open calls for literary submissions
48. http://storygraph.com — A reading tracker with detailed mood and pacing data
49. http://litreactor.com — Writing classes, essays, and workshop community
50. http://readwritethink.org — Free literacy lesson plans and writing resources for teachers
51. http://poetryarchive.org — An audio archive of poets reading their own work
1. http://gutenberg.org — Over 70,000 free ebooks with expired copyrights
2. http://archive.org/details... — A free archive of scanned books and manuscripts
3. http://openlibrary.org — An effort to catalog every published book, with many free to borrow
4. http://goodreads.com — Book reviews, ratings, and reading recommendations
5. http://litcharts.com — Plain-language study guides and analysis of classic literature
6. http://sparknotes.com — Study guides and summaries for widely taught books
7. http://poetryfoundation.or... — A huge free archive of poems and poet biographies
8. http://poets.org — The Academy of American Poets' poem archive and resources
9. http://writingexercises.co... — Free prompts and exercises to build writing habits
10. http://writersdigest.com — Craft advice, prompts, and publishing industry news
11. http://thecreativepenn.com — Advice and interviews on writing and self-publishing
12. http://janefriedman.com — Practical publishing industry advice for authors
13. http://querytracker.net — A tool for tracking literary agent submissions
14. http://publishersmarketpla... — Publishing industry deals and market news
15. http://writerscafe.org — A community for sharing and workshopping original writing
16. http://wattpad.com — A large platform for sharing original serialized fiction
17. http://critique.org — An online workshop community for exchanging manuscript feedback
18. http://nanowrimo.org — The home of National Novel Writing Month and its writing community
19. http://onestopforwriters.c... — Reference tools like emotion and setting thesauruses for writers
20. http://thesaurus.com — A fast, simple online thesaurus
21. http://etymonline.com — A free dictionary of word origins and history
22. http://merriam-webster.com — A trusted, widely used online dictionary
23. http://oed.com — The Oxford English Dictionary's historical word entries
24. http://grammarly.com/blog — Practical grammar and style explainers
25. http://purdueowl.online.pu... — Purdue's widely used online writing lab and citation guide
26. http://strunkandwhite.wiki... — A reference version of the classic style guide The Elements of Style
27. http://chicagomanualofstyl... — Guidance from one of the most widely used style manuals
28. http://apastyle.apa.org — Official APA citation and formatting guidance
29. http://mla.org/MLA-Style — Official MLA citation and formatting guidance
30. http://scribophile.com — A peer critique community for fiction writers
31. http://absolutewrite.com — A long-running forum on the business side of writing
32. http://reddit.com/r/writin... — A large community discussion space for writers
33. http://bookriot.com — Book recommendations and literary culture writing
34. http://lithub.com — Literary essays, excerpts, and book culture coverage
35. http://the-tls.co.uk — The Times Literary Supplement's book reviews and essays
36. http://nybooks.com — The New York Review of Books' long-form literary criticism
37. http://poetryoutloud.org — A poetry recitation program with a large poem archive
38. http://loc.gov/poetry — The Library of Congress's official poetry resources
39. http://storynory.com — Free audio stories, including classic tales read aloud
40. http://librivox.org — Free public-domain audiobooks read by volunteers
41. http://audiobooksync.com — Free audiobooks for teens during summer promotions
42. http://fanfiction.net — One of the largest archives of fan-written fiction
43. http://archiveofourown.org — A large, fan-run archive of transformative fan fiction
44. http://duotrope.com — A database of literary magazines accepting submissions
45. http://pw.org — Poets & Writers' resources on the writing life and grants
46. http://newpages.com — A directory of literary magazines, presses, and writing programs
47. http://submittable.com/dis... — A directory of open calls for literary submissions
48. http://storygraph.com — A reading tracker with detailed mood and pacing data
49. http://litreactor.com — Writing classes, essays, and workshop community
50. http://readwritethink.org — Free literacy lesson plans and writing resources for teachers
51. http://poetryarchive.org — An audio archive of poets reading their own work
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