LibWeb -- Berkeley Digital Library's index of library servers on the WWW.

The British Library is up to several interesting projects on the Web, including The Electronic Beowulf .

The Library of Congress is constructing a number of interesting Literature and History related projects on the web.

The New York Public Library site hosts several useful resource guides.

The University of Cincinnati Library's homepage gives you direct on-line access to UCLID and other electronic resources.

The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County has put a pretty impressive homepage up. Say what you want about Cincinnati: conservative, insular, uptight, art-censoring town that it is, they do fund a great library.

Although decimated by the anti-intellectual Republican Congress, the The National Endowment for the Humanities and The National Endowment for the Arts still provide some grants to scholars and artists.

The U.S. Copyright Office has got everything you need to know once you're ready to make that magnum opus of yours completely legit.

AWP the homepage of the Associated Writing Programs.

The Nobel Prize and the Pulitzer Prize now have websites featuring information on prize winners, the Booker Prize is now unofficially represented on the web, and the Village Voice has established The Obie Database -- a complete searchable database of their annual off-Broadway theatre award winners.