Stories from the extraordinary lives of ordinary women who lived through most of this revolutionary century, recording their experiences in the family, the workplace and in society.

Comprehensive listing of links to biographical and bibliographical information about women writers, and complete published books written by women. Searchable by time period, country, and author's last name.

Poetry and links related to conflict resolution and peace, specifically in the Middle East. Also includes writings on women.

Digital collection of 52 works by 19th-century black women writers in the United States. Includes a keyword-searchable full text database.

An online literary magazine featuring author interviews, book reviews and critical essays geared toward women of color.

A moderated online journal devoted to writers of domestic fiction. Focuses on American women writers from the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Information on a collection at Austin Peay State University dedicated to Elizabeth Meriweather Gilmer, an American journalist who wrote as Dorothy Dix during the 19th and 20th centuries.

A network for the empowerment of women through writing.

Home page of the author, poet, and performer. Includes biography, samples of her poetry, and information on books and workshops.

Focuses on pre-1922 poets, presented in chronological order. Includes biographical information, selected works, and a concise bibliography.

Annotated list of internet resources for women's literature, maintained by the Women's Studies Department at Northern Arizona University. Subcategories include: African, Asian-Pacific, Australian-New Zealand, Literary Biography and Literary History, Comparative Literature, Creative Writing, European, General, Genre Fiction,Latin American-Caribbean, Middle Eastern, Narrative--Theories and Studies of, North American, Poetry and Poetics, Literary Theory and Criticism]

"I am hoping this page will help students writing papers, faculty doing research, people wanting to study with me in a workshop setting, and just plain fans." --Marge Piercy

Resources for the study of Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

Contemporary creative non-fiction author Nadine McNeil. Includes biographical information and selected writings.

Created to provide " highly accurate transcriptions of literary works by British women writers of the late nineteenth century." Helpful for students interested in rare texts of Victorian women's writing, including poems.

Reviews of the latest books by and about women from Wellesley College. By subscription; minimal free content.

Women-centered literary e-zine including poetry, essays, fictions, articles, and book reviews.

Wisconsin Bibliographies in Women's Studies: Wisconsin Women Writers of Adult Fiction. (Welch, 1992).

Annotated, frequently updated list of content-rich sites relating to women's literature, maintained by Joan Korenman.

Women writers covers women in all aspects of the literary world. Areas ranging from journalism to mainstream writing are included in this collection of articles. Authors as diverse as Louisa May Alcott and the Bronte sisters to Mary Higgins Clark and Jude Devereaux are covered. Content covers what these women write, why they write and what inspires any woman to write, as well as letting the reader know a bit about these women's lives outside of the writing world.

Literary magazine that features original fiction, poetry, scholarship, book reviews, links, and author interviews. Includes extensive information about individual authors.

The Brown University Women Writers Project is a long-term research project devoted to early modern women's writing and electronic text encoding. Their goal is to bring texts by pre-Victorian women writers out of the archive and make them accessible to a wide audience of teachers, students, scholars, and the general reader.

Brief reviews of women's books by women around the world.