Created by faculty and students at Georgia Tech, this is nearly a textbook on the history, major figures, and key terms of rhetoric.

Approaches for analyzing persuasion in advertising and political rhetoric through the Intensify/Downplay schema.

A guide to the terms of classical and Renaissance rhetoric provided by Dr. Gideon Burton of Brigham Young University.

Internet links on rhetoric and its theory. Particularly good collection of e-texts and background material on classical and early Christian rhetoric.

Doctoral thesis about immediacy of the internet as a rhetorical forum.

References and discussions about Kenneth Burke, a prominent rhetorician.

Resources in philosophy, metaphor, and other topics of interest to rhetorical studies scholars, from the University of Iowa.

A catalog of links to e-texts of important speeches, largely from presidents and historic feminist figures, with research resources. Compiled by Robert Ivie of the University of Indiana.

Academic website with resources for rhetorical theory.

Offers tips, advice, and real-life samples on writing business letters and research papers; links.

Grammar / Language help. These pages are full of comprehensive tips to help the writer, but visitors do need to surf and explore to find everything offered. The time is well spent.

Links from SFWA (Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, Inc.) volunteers. Pointers on manuscript preparation and critiquing. The opinions expressed are those of the authors, and not of SFWA.

Articles, workshops and writing advice for a variety of genres. A free weekly writing tips newsletter.

Promoting Dramatica story development software; however, there are some useful tips, advice and tutorials presented by the theory co-creator. Free Real Video and Real Audio writing classes, complete 450 page Dramatica theory book online, Dramatica

Internet and Intellectual Property. Articles discuss writers` legal issues and publishing on the Net.

Plain text handouts from a college professor.

Research on how users read on the Web and how authors should write their Web pages. Mainly based on studies by John Morkes and Jakob Nielsen. Includes links to other resources on the subject.

Sources of grants, fellowships, contests, awards, markets and nonprofit partners.

Knowledge Hound. Links to how-to guides, tutorials and tips on novels, plot, poetry, fiction, non-fiction, screenwriting, comics, business and research writing.

Step-by-step help for writing a research paper from LibrarySpot.com.