1. Writerswrite.com
   This site provides resources for writers. It includes job listings, author interviews, chat and message boards.
2. Absolutewrite.com
   This site contains articles, interviews and resources for screenwriting, freelance writing, playwriting, novels and non- fiction and business writing.
3. Momwriters.com
   This is an online community of professional and new writers who face the challenges of writing with children underfoot. It offers articles, resources, contests and discussion forums.
4. Literaryagent.com
   This is an online directory of literary agents as well as discussion forums, articles and advice on finding an agent.
5. Purefiction.com
   This is a website for anybody who loves to read - or aspires to write - bestselling fiction. There are book reviews and previews, writing advice, an online book shop, a writer's showcase and Internet links.

   Books like films serve two purposes. They help us escape the world we are living in and also to understand it (the world). And most of us are aware that the habit of reading is becoming less of a habit and more of a luxury. And that's not good. May be this post-modern phenomenon of online books (most of them free) would arrest this trend.

6. Booksbtc.com
   This website provides access to over 3000 free classic books.
7. http://digital.library.upenn.edu/books/lists.html
   Here you have a collection of 14,000 English works in various formats. They are free for personal and non-commercial use.
8. http://hca.gilead.org.il/
   Here you could read all of Hans Christian Andersen's 168 tales in English.
9. http://eldred.ne.mediaone.net/
   Here you could read thousands of free online books.
10. Shakespeare.com
    This is an interactive, hyperactive environment dedicated to the enjoyment of Shakespeare's works.
11. Authorsden.com
    This site lists authors and their works, with news, articles and events.
12. Sidneysheldon.com
    Meet Sidney Sheldon at his own site.
13. Dailyprophetnews.com
    This is a bi-weekly newspaper that covers current events, comics and discoveries from the enchanted world of Harry Potter.
14. http://www.scholastic.com/harrypotter/
    This is the publisher's site for the Harry Potter series. It includes chapter excerpts, discussion guides and fun and games with Harry Potter.
15. http://www.uky.edu/ArtsSciences/Classics/Harrys/rhetform.html
    If words are the building blocks of meaning, rhetorical devices are tools for fashioning the manner in which the meaning is conveyed.This website is an online guide of rhetorical devices and a glossary of literary terms.
16. Chiasmus.com
    This website is about that fabulous literary device chaismus. Here's a sample chaismus (mouthed by Churchill) taken from the site. "All I can say is that I have taken more out of alcohol than alcohol has taken out of me."
17. www.internet-course-finder.com
    It is a website providing free access to the world of learning and skills. Under this, www.language- course-finder.com contains information on 6,500 language centres teaching 75 different native languages to foreign students in 85 countries.
18. www.dlcoursefinder.com
    It gives details on 60,000 e-learning courses offered by universities and colleges in 131 countries.
19. www.boarding-school-finder.com
    It is a site providing information on 3,500 boarding schools in 62 countries while www.hotel-school-finder.com contains information on 600 hotel schools in 71 countries.
20. www.mba-course-finder.com
    It gives information about 2,700 universities and colleges in 104 countries offering business courses.
21. www.aviation-course-finder.com
    It provides information on 3,000 aviation training centres in 60 countries.

• You should have informed her. You cannot say 'You should inform' or 'She informed'. You don't merely 'inform', you 'inform someone' of something. You have to let the listener know who that someone is.
  As for example,I informed Bala that there would be a meeting tomorrow."
  "Would it be wrong to say 'I informed that there would be a meeting tomorrow'?"
  Yes, it would.Then what is the correct? The Principal informed some of the students that there would be no school tomorrow.
• The word "bimonthly" can mean different things. A magazine or journal that is published once in two months can be called a "bimonthly". The word can also be used to refer to a magazine that comes out twice a month. So when someone refers to a magazine as being a bimonthly, find out from him whether it is twice a month or once in two months. A magazine that comes out once in four months is called a "quarterly". A "fortnightly" is one that is published once in two weeks.
• The word for a wife who is excessively fond of her husband:

  The word for a man who is excessively fond of his wife -"uxorious"-
  The word for a wife who is excessively fond of her husband "maritorious". It is derived from the Latin "maritus" meaning "husband". But unlike the word "uxorious", "maritorious" is a word that is seldom heard or used.

• What is the study of flags called?:

  The academic study of flags is called "vexillology".

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