Features a brief biography of the Czechoslovakian author and playwright who coined the word "robot" in 1921.
Find out about this journalist-turned-author of "The Maltese Sangweech," who is also credited with coining the phrase "gonzo journalist."
Peruse this short tale that follows a man named Andrew and Father Moore. Find links to read other short stories by the writer.
First printed in the magazine, "Atlantic Monthly," this story follows a man named Louis and another mysterious man. Includes contact information.
Provides an electronic copy of this story that relates an Indian legend. Find out when this piece was originally published.
Find contact info and a biography for the English professor and novelist. Titles by the author include "News of the World" and "The Hotel Eden."
Read a brief biography of the Canadian poet who wrote during the early half of the 20th century.
Catch an excerpt from Emily Carmichael presenting Lydia, who has died but is sent back to earth as a dog to find a true love for her best friend.
Read an excerpt of this sci-fi adventure and learn about its California-based author. Send an email or place an order for the novel.
Learn about this Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and biographer of Lyndon Johnson and Robert Moses. Read articles and reviews of his work.
Offers biographical information about the author, with descriptions, reviews, and excerpts relating to his books.
Read a brief biography of the Cuban essayist who had a great influence on Latin American writing.
Brief entry for the Ecuadorian author includes some biographical information as well as a list of some of his best known books.
Columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle and Salon Magazine. View work samples and the cover art for his book "Near Life Experiences."
Find an archive of articles written by this journalist on a variety of topics.
Read the title poem from Hayden Carruth's 1996 collection of poems.
Read an interview with Emily Carter, author of "Glory Goes and Gets Some."
Features essays by friends and colleagues of the late fantasy author, plus a sample chapter from one of his novels.
Browse this narrative describing the author's journey to the western region of United States. Select a chapter to begin reading.
Brief introductory biography of the Irish poet and novelist includes a list of his best known books.
Browse a copy of this book, complete with several of the original illustrations. Follow the links to search the database for a specific book.
Publisher of the technological thriller presents the first three chapters along with capsule reviews, a short synopsis, and a short author bio.
Author and experienced temp reads a silly sex scene from her debut novel. See a synopsis of this "comedy of being a grown-up still coming of age."
Find an introductory look at this Portuguese author who wrote numerous novels during the 19th century.
Follow an interview with the prolific horror author on writing horror and publishing comic books.
Brief biography of the Spanish playwright who wrote during the late 16th century includes mention of his most famous works.
Encyclopedic entry for the 19th century Spanish poet includes a brief discussion of her writing style and influences.
Presents the four books along with accompanying epistles and preface material. Baldessar Catiglione's translator was Sir Thomas Hoby.
Encyclopedic entry on the Greek author features a brief discussion of the influence he had on 20th century Greek literature.
Read a brief, introductory biography of this Italian poet who wrote during the 13th century.
Explore the Crawley's poetry via collections with titles such as "Ibuprofen Breakfast" and "Trades of the Trick."