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Quarterly on-line poetry journal, featuring authors from the Washington, DC metropolitan region. Edited by Kim Roberts. Links and listings (readings, contests, new publications) updated monthly.

Geyer is a poet/writer in the Washington, DC, area. Her writings have appeared in publications such as The Midwest Quarterly, South Dakota Review, Marco Polo Magazine, Elle.com, and Sustainable Development International. Geyer also provides freelance proofreading and editing services.

Literary Indi-munity To Elevate & promote Underground Prose. Poetry, prose, book reviews, author interviews, guest-chats, caFe' hopeLess, and so much more...bring a friend...

My book deals with the end of the Roman Empire, with passion, politics, war and love, all as a great culture shakes and is held up by Aetius.

The Folger Shakespeare Library is an independent research library. Opened in 1932, the Folger was a gift to the American people from Henry Clay Folger and his wife Emily Jordan Folger. A major center for scholarly research, the Folger houses the world's largest collection of Shakespeare's printed works, in addition to a magnificent collection of other rare Renaissance books and manuscripts on all disciplines--history and politics,theology and exploration, law and the arts. The collection, astonishing in its range andvariety, consists of approximately 280,000 books and manuscripts; 27,000 paintings, drawings, engravings and prints; and musical instruments, costumes and films.

Jonathan Luckett is a gifted writer who is making his mark on the world of African American fiction. With his novella, Feeding Frenzy (published in 2002) and Jasminium (due out in the fall of 2003), Jonathan brings to his readers unforgettable characters, suspenseful romance, and true-to-life drama that are rapidly becoming the recognized elements of his signature style

Publishers of contemporary literature with bark and bite, as ecstatic as the leaping dog. Poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and works in translation.

Put your conscience to work for you! -- Grace-filled, funny book endorsed by WarrenWiersbe, Florence Littauer and D. James Kennedy, authored by Dr. Joel Freeman, professional counselor, former pastor and chaplain of the NBA Washington Wizards ('79-'98).

God Is Not Fair -- Powerful book about coping with suffering & pain, endorsed by Joni Eareckson Tada, Billy Graham and Dr. Paul Meier, written by professional counselor, former pastor and veteran chaplain of the NBA Washington Wizards ('79-'98), Dr. Joel Freeman.

Free books for students, teachers, and the classic enthusiast.

Focusing on work by Sandra Beasley, a contemporary artist. Features sample poems, bio, vita, links, and announcements about the DC-area literary community and beyond.

A Showcase of My Art, My Poetry and My Life. Art and poetry. Represented by the Fraser Gallery

A permanent association of writers, artists, librarians, teachers, editors, publishers, and distributors dedicated to upholding and stimulating high standards of writing and illustrating for children, increasing knowledge and use of better books for children in the community, and cooperating with other groups having similar purposes.

The Poetry Fix is designed to provide information to poets/writers all over the country and allows them to post their events free of charge.Here, I hope you will find all the info that will connect you to the various happenings around your town as well as workshops, conferences, and submission opportunities. If there is anything that you don't see and you think it will improve The Poetry Fix , let me know. I am always looking to improve the site and to fulfill the mission of being of service to the various artist that come to check out thepoetryfix.org.Dive in and find something to do!

Return To Glory: Unique book about black history and cross-cultural communication co-authored by Dr. Joel Freeman, veteran chaplain of the NBA Washington Wizards -- endorsed by Bill Cosby, Julius Erving, Ben Carson, Tony Campolo, Joe Frazier and many others.

UVA's Electronic Text Center has done a wonderful electronic version of Charles Dicken's classic.
'Bah!' said Scrooge, 'Humbug!'

The Writer's Way creative writing workshops meet on Capital Hill Sunday afternoons and Thursday evenings. We also offer workshops for under-served communities in DC. We hold several readings a year. For more information, a detailed schedule and directions call (202)547-3506 or email dcwritersway@hotmail.com.

Seriousness, Hilariousity, and the True Stories that Combine a Bit of Both. Updated every weekday.