Here are a few Web sites I find helpful and interesting.

• Awe-Struck E-Books, publisher of a wide variety of electronic books. This site offers a full catalog of book offerings, with descriptions, reviews, and cover art. There's free sample downloads, as well as a "Reading Room" with short stories by Awe-Struck authors. http://www.awe-struck.net

• The Regency Reticule, the "magazine of all things Regency" by The Regency Press. Includes features, fiction, interviews, reveiews and editorials. http://www.regencyreticule.com

• Rose City Romance Writers. This is the Portland, Oregon, chapter of Romance Writers of America. This website is full of writing tips and information, plus links to other sites, including specialized dictionaries, encyclopedias and even the Internet Public Library. http://www.RoseCityRomanceWriters.com

• Mystery Net, "for everyone who enjoys a mystery," features two to three minute mini mysteries to solve, and lots of other information related to mystery fiction. http://www.mysterynet.com

• Looking for a good book to read? Check out these Awe-Struck authors:
  
  Mary Tafts: http://www.marytaffs.com
  Mari Bailey: http://www.bctonline.com/users/imagine/mari.htm
  Lauryn Hale: http://www.geocities.com/laurynhale
  Laurie Alice Eakes: http://www.lauriealiceeakes.com
  Emily Deans: http://www.geocities.com/deansemily
  Judith B. Glad: http://www.judithbglad.com
  Lillie Ammann: http://www.lillie.ammann.com
  Penelope Marzec: http://www.geocities.com/pennyspen
  Graeme Rickard: http://www.chariot.net.au/~mgrick/index.html
  Elaine Hopper : http://www.gate1.net/ElaineHopper
  Elise Dee Beraru: http://hometown.aol.com/elise0511/EliseDeeBeraru.html
  Barbara Raffin: http://www.authorraffin.homestead.com
  Cornelia Amiri: http://coramiri.tripod.com/historomance/index.html
  Joyce and Jim Lavene: http://www.joyceandjimlavene.com
  Diana Brandmeyer: http://www.brandmeyer.homestead.com/index.html and
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