Garbl's Reference Sources is an annotated
directory that lists some of the many useful Web sites that feature
dictionaries, thesauri, phrase finders, research aids, bibliographies and
research-paper writing standards.
Garbl' Editorial
Style Manual--This style guide can help answer your writing
questions about abbreviations, capitalization, grammar, numbers, organization
terminology, punctuation, spelling and word usage.
Covers major aspects of American Psychological Association style,
including parenthetical references, headings, usage and style, formatting
papers and citing electronic sources.
With a click on any word in any application, this Windows-, Palm-
and Web-based reference delivers information including dictionary and
encyclopedia terms, acronyms, technical terms, stock quotes, weather and maps.
Downloadable tools are free for 30 days with limited access afterward; $25 fee
for continuing full access.
Free online English dictionary, thesaurus and reference guide,
crossword puzzles and other word games, online translator and Word of the
Day.
forwriters.com--John J.
Beslanwitch, owner of Web Witchery Consulting, a Seattle, Washington, Web page
design firm.
An extensive annotated directory of Web sites
for writers, featuring markets, agents, writers groups, writer conferences,
forums for discussing the writing life and critiquing workshops.
Source is Kate L. Turabian's A Manual for Writers of
Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations , sixth edition, 1966.
Hypertext Webster
Gateway--Computer Science and Engineering Department, University
of California, San Diego.
A point-and-click interface for reaching various dictionary
services on the Internet.
KnowPlay?--Matthew
Spergel, KPlay.CC, Santa Clara, California
This terrific site provides one-stop access to dictionaries,
thesauruses, encyclopedias, quotations and maps--but it doesn't stop there!
You also get easy access to search engines, telephone number lookups, recipe
databases, movie listings, dining guides, multimedia and much more.
A library and reference information portal with Web links to
dictionaries, encyclopedias, newspapers, maps, genealogy tools and much
more.
MLA Style
Guide--Ed Reber, associate professor of English, Dixie State
College, St. George, Utah
See Bibliographic Form for clear examples of Modern
Language Association style for books, reference works, periodical articles,
CD-ROMs, online sources, anthologies and other sources.
Type in a word, and the rhyming dictionary will list words with
end rhymes, beginning rhymes, first-syllable rhymes, last-syllable rhymes and
double rhymes.
RhymeZone,
formerly The Semantic Rhyming Dictionary--Doug Beeferman, a researcher
at Lycos in Waltham, Massachusetts
Use this combination rhyming dictionary and thesaurus to find
rhymes, synonyms, anonyms, definitions, homophones, similar sounding words,
related words and similar spellings.
Contains 35,000 synonyms in an easy-to-use format, many
cross-references and succinct word definitions.
RhymeZone,
formerly The Semantic Rhyming Dictionary--Doug Beeferman, a researcher
at Lycos in Waltham, Massachusetts
Use this combination rhyming dictionary and thesaurus to find
rhymes, synonyms, anonyms, definitions, homophones, similar sounding words,
related words and similar spellings.
Search for words in three ways: for the correct spelling, for
words that contain the word searched and for words close in spelling to the
word searched.
Writers'
Exchange--Maintained by writer, corporate trainer and computer
consultant Susan Molthop for About.com
An annotated directory of Web links focusing on research tools,
alternative publishing opportunities, professional writers' organizations
and market developments.