My second blog, for writing, doll collection, my on-line store at Craig's list, and other things

This guy just interests me. Anyone who works with comics is an interesting person

Site that rents your textbooks to you. The price is about 1/3 the cost and they take the book back at the end of the semester, with the option to buy if you choose. Plus, they plant a tree for every book you rent.

A test to see if your character is a Mary Sue/Gary Sue a.k.a. Perfect. Most fun

Combining art and writing, Bri-chan and Rain create an amazing web-comic about Alice and Reginald, the Mad Hatter.

A site for baby names. Search by beginning letter, ending letter, gender, nationality, meaning, or by lists, such as Tolkien names, celebrity names, and most popular. A useful tool for parents-to-be, yes, but also for writers and other creative artists.

One of my high school teachers gave me this website and I've been using it ever since. It is a great resource for teachers and students, with MLA and APA guides, as well as suggested resources for everyone and guides for essay and term paper writing.

Website for Writer's Digest magazine; also features competitions, blogs, links to workships and writing communities

For the writers who want to have fun or just need a good kick in the pants, National Novel Writing Month is about getting 50,000 words out in 30 days. It about having fun and being part of a great community. The website provides comics, updates and support for everyone involved.

This is a friend of mine's website, but it is an example for writers. It has his major works, short stories and some information on him. This might be a way to get ourselves out there.

For all the writers looking for agents, this website allows to manage your titles, search for agents, and track your submissions. I found it on accident, but it's already helpful.