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Illustrated run-down of various themes

"LitReactor has three goals. To become: * A destination for writers to improve their craft. * A haven for readers to geek out about books. * And a platform to kickstart your writing goals." (http://litreactor.com/about) The site showcases essays in nearly two dozen categories (2012.03.01): Abstracts (1) Character (15) Cliche (2) Dialogue (9) Grammar (10) Literary Devices (8) Live Reading (3) Narrator (7) Objects (4) POV (3) Phrases (3) Plot (18) Poetry (1) Research (9) Rewriting (2) Setting (1) Similies (1) Structure (14) Theme (8) Verbs (1) Vocabulary (5) Voice (16) Word Play (2) Workshop (2) (http://litreactor.com/essays/categories) 

"If you'd like to revert to your previous template with all the layout customizations intact, just click "Revert to previous template." Choosing a new template when going back to the traditional look will not preserve the customizations you've made to your layout, so we suggest making a backup of your traditional template by going to Template, and clicking on "Backup/Restore." If you're using the old user interface, you can find this option under Design | Edit HTML."

A menu of 15 posts in "a series of essays, articles and tutorials on the topic of understanding the theory behind great website designs" (retrieved 2012.03.08).

"The F-Layout relies upon various eyetracking studies for it's foundational concept. These scientific studies show that web surfers read the screen in an 'F' pattern" (Introducing the F-Layout, ¶1).

Comparison chart for Blogger, Edublogs, and Wordpress platforms

Rick was asking about templates. Hopefully, because this is in blogger in draft, it will be a bit more compatible