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• Moore, Michael@ - Learn about Michael Moore, the outspoken American film director, author, and social commentator through sites featuring biography, filmography, film company, book reviews, political activities, and news about the Academy award-winning documentary filmmaker who made Farhenheit 9/11, Bowling for Columbine, Roger & Me, and The Awful Truth.
• Mr. William Shakespeare and the Internet - Annotated guide to scholarly Shakespeare resources available online, including a Shakespeare timeline, genealogy, biography, a chart of canonical works, Rowe's 1709 biography of the Bard, and Lamb's Tales From Shakespeare.
• Monbiot, George@ - Find sites for George Monbiot, the journalist, author, academic, and activist. Sites include biography, articles, speech transcript, and interview with the columnist for The Guardian.
• Martin, George R.R. (2)
• Munsch, Robert (3) - Find sites for Robert Munsch, the Canadian children's author, featuring autobiographical sketch, fan pages, and bibliography of the author whose works include Love You Forever and The Paper Bag Princess.
• Melville, Herman (1819-1891)@ - Read about Herman Melville, the American novelist who wrote, among many, one of the canonical novels of the English language, Moby Dick. Sites offer biography, works, quotations, study guides, memorabilia, and bibliography of the writer whose works were precursor to existentialist literature.
• Mitchell, Margaret (1900-1949) (5)
• Maxwell, Jordan - Official site for the author, lecturer, radio host, researcher, and speaker in the fields of ufology and occult/religious philosophy.
• Miller, Henry (1891-1980) (3) - Find sites about Henry Miller, the American author of popular novels Tropic of Cancer, Tropic of Capricorn, and Black Spring and several works of literary criticism and analysis. Sites feature biography, works, and art gallery for the writer who developed a new literary form of novel.
• Martin, Steve@
• Manji, Irshad - Official site for Irshad Manji, author of The Trouble with Islam Today and creator of Project Ijtihad.
• McCorkle, Susannah (1946-2001)@
• Malik, Kenan - Includes book extracts and reviews, essays, academic papers, and lectures.
• Manovich, Lev - Professor in new media art and theory, computer animator, designer, and author of such books as The Language of New Media.
• Mayer, Mercer (2)
•  Madgulkar, Gadima - In Marathi.
• McEwan, Ian (8)
• Marlowe, Christopher (1564-1593)@
• Moesta, Rebecca
• McCarthy, Cormac@
• Moore, Christopher - Author of Bloodsucking Fiends and its sequel You Suck, Coyote Blue, and Practical Demonkeeping. Includes unpublished stories, gallery, and more.
• More, Sir Thomas (1478-1535)@
• McKinley, Robin (2)
• Mamet, David (8)
• Mishima, Yukio (1925-1970) (3)
• Molière (Jean-Baptiste Poquelin) (1622-1673) (6)
• Magnuson, Mike - Working-class novelist and author of The Right Man for the Job, The Fire Gospels, and Lummox: The Evolution of a Man.
• McChesney, Robert (2)
• McCullers, Carson (1917-1967) (15)
• Malory, Sir Thomas (1405-1471) (4)
• McKuen, Rod (1)
• Morris, Deborah - Interactive website/homepage for the Real Kids, Real Adventures series and author Deborah Morris. Includes book summaries, animated graphics and a monthly drawing.
• Morse, Melvin MD - Paediatrician and neuroscientist who studies the near death experiences of children. Author of Into the Light.
• Masson, Jeffrey - Author of When Elephants Weep, Dogs Never Lie About Love, Lost Price, and other books.
• Meltzer, Brad - Includes author interview, upcoming appearances, first chapters, short stories, and original content.
• McDermid, Val (1)
• McGonagall, William Topaz (1825?-1902) (7)
• Mann, Thomas (1875-1955) (4)
• Miller, Arthur (1915-2005) (42)
• Most, Bernard - Official site for the author known for his stories about dinosaurs, including If the Dinosaurs Came Back.
• Miller, Debbie S. - Author of illustrated nature books with an Alaskan theme. Site includes information on school visits, the creation of the books, and how students can help.
• Moore, Christopher G. - Information about his novels set in Southeast Asia.
• Mali, Taylor - Official site for the performance poet includes online poetry, calendar, personal journal, and more.
• Materials for the Construction of Shakespeare's Morals - Examines the influence of Stoicism on the ethical substructure of Shakespeare's plays, characters, and plots.
• Machen, Arthur (1863-1947) (3) - Read about Arthur Machen, the supernatural, fantasy, and horror fiction writer. Sites provide bibliography, biography, short stories, news, and pictures of the author credited with the creation of the legend of the Angels of Mons.
• Markham, Beryl (1902-1986)@ - Learn about Kenyan aviatrix Beryl Markham, best known for her celebrated memoirs West With the Night.
• Mora, Pat (1)
• Mora, Pat - Official site for the Southwestern author of poetry collections, nonfiction books, and children's picture books and poetry.
• McCrumb, Sharyn (1)
• Mencken, H. L. (1880-1956)@
• Montgomery, L.M. (1874-1942) (24)
• Marin Shakespeare Company - Offers summer schedule information, as well as summer educational programmes and a Shakespearean festival.
• Mencken Society - Honouring the memory of and promoting the reading of the works of Henry L. Mencken.
• MacLean, Rory - Travel writer and broadcaster currently building a handmade flying machine in Crete.
• Middleton, Thomas - Jacobean playwright. Plays are personally edited and glossed.
• Murakami, Haruki (6)
• Milton, John (1608-1674) (16) - Discover John Milton, the 17th century Victorian poet who, despite his growing blindness, wrote epic poetry such as Paradise Lost, L'Allegro, and Samson Agonistes. Sites offer annotated poetry, prose, e-texts, symposiums, audio readings, and reviews of Milton's works.
• McPhee, John (3)
• Mertz, Barbara@
• Michaels, Barbara@
• Murdoch, Iris (1919-1999)@
• Mann, A. T. - Writes of sacred symbolic design principles synchronizing with cosmological consciousness and awareness of spirit and time.
• Marcus, Leonard S. - Official homepage for the children's book historian, author, and critic whose books include Dear Genius: The Letters of Ursula Nordstrom and Margaret Wise Brown: Awakened by the Moon.
• Maguire, Gregory (2)
• McClure, Michael (5) - Read about Michael McClure, the American poet, playwright, songwriter, and novelist immortalized as Pat McLear in Jack Kerouac's novel Big Sur. Sites include poems, essays, online works, quotes, as well as an archive of articles and reviews.
• Mong-Lan - Vietnamese Asian-American poet, writer, and visual artist. Contains poetry, writing, artwork, reviews, photo album, contact info, and links.
• Moore, Peter - Humorous look at travel.
• Martí, José (1853-1895) (8)
• Michaels, Fern - New York Times bestselling author. Includes biography and book descriptions.
• Murray, Les (3)
• Maugham, W. Somerset (1874-1965) (3)
• Mailer, Norman (1923-2007)@
• Mankell, Henning (5)
• Montaigne, Michel de (1533-1592)@
• Million, Liz - Author and illustrator of children's books.
• Moning, Karen Marie - Author of the historical time-travel/Celtic magic-themed Highlander novels as well as the Darkfever series.
• Mutabaruka (1)
• Margolin, Phillip - Official site for the bestselling author.
• Moyers, Bill@
• Martini, Steve - Author of courtroom thrillers featuring Paul Madriani.
• Mullin, Paul - Includes information about current and past productions.
• Mason, Connie - Bestselling author of romance novels including A Touch So Wicked and The Rogue and the Hellion.
• Mostert, Natasha - Writer of suspense novels.
• Mackinnon, Catharine A. (4)
• McNally, Terrence (6)
• Milosz, Czeslaw (1911-2004) (11)
• Muir, John (1838-1914)@
• MacColl, Ewan (1915-1989)@
• McMahon, Barbara - Information about her books, including forthcoming titles.
• McKillip, Patricia - Includes news of upcoming publications and a list of works by the author.
• Maron, Margaret - Margaret Maron is an Edgar Award-winning author who writes mystery books with the heroine Deborah Knott.
• Marshall, James (1942-1992) (4)
• Maupin, Armistead (2)
• Miller, Linda Lael (1)
• Milne, A.A. (58)
• Mills, Janet - Author of western historical and contemporary romantic fiction.
• Moore, Marianne (8)
• Muldoon, Paul (4)
• Miller, G. Wayne
• MacDonald, George (1824-1905) (2)
• McClellan, Sharron - Featuring paranormal, fantasy, and contemporary romance.
•  Mehta, Suketu - Author and journalist whose works include Maximum City. Features book list, article archive, and biography.
• Mignerey, Sharon - Author of romantic suspense novels.
• Millay, Edna St. Vincent (1892-1950) (7)
• Morrison, Toni (36)
• Miscione, Lisa - Author of a mystery series featuring true crime writer Lydia Strong.
• Maynard, Joyce (6)
• McCafferty, Megan - Author of the novel Sloppy Firsts, as well as The Annabelle Chronicles.
• McDonald, Megan - Judy Moody lives here. Biography, bibliography, and information on author visits by the writer whose work includes Judy Moody Gets Famous and the Beezy books.
• Milwaukee Shakespeare - Milwaukee, WI - Presenting a season of Shakespearean plays.
• Merton, Thomas (1915-1968) (4)
• McClendon, Lise - Author of the Jackson Hole mysteries about art dealer Alix Thorssen.
• Munsey, Terence - Writer of fantasy and mystery books.
• Marvell, Andrew (1621-1678) (5)
• Mathes, Charles - Author of The Girl Who Remembered Snow, among others.
• Mawer, Simon - Author of Mendel's Dwarf and other books.
• Meader, Stephen W. - Outlines the author's classic adventure stories and includes a profile of the writer.
• Millar, Martin - Stories, comics, and details of my published works.
• Miller, Judith@
• McCullough, David@
• Mayakovsky, Vladimir (1893-1930) (4)
• Maeterlinck, Maurice (1862-1949) (6)
• Merrill, James (1926-1995) (5)
• Marklund, Liza - Features news, information about her books, pictures, FAQs, and more.
• Marshall, Marion - Author of Amber Moment.
• Marley, Louise - Author of contemporary romantic-comedy novels and short stories.
• Murphys Creek Theatre - Professional theatre company presenting Shakespeare and classic American drama outdoors.
• Miles, Jack (5)
• Miller, Karen E. Quinones - Bestselling author whose novels include Satin Doll and Using What You Got.
• Mansfield, Katherine (1888-1923) (1)
• Mayes, Frances (10)
•  Malladi, Amulya - Includes information on her novel A Breath of Fresh Air, details of readings, biography, excerpts, and more.
• MacLeod, Alistair (2)
• McHugh, Heather (2)
• Michener, James A. (1907-1997) (1)
• Momaday, N. Scott (6)
• Mueller, Lisel (4)
• Murray, Will (1)
• Moorman, Wanda
• Miller, Walter M., Jr. (1923-1996) (4)
• Middleton, Philip - Includes biographical background and several chapters of Justice For All.
• Mark Twain Association of New York - Members have always been encouraged to share the results of their own studies and efforts.
• Macbeth (18)
• Masters, Edgar Lee (1)
• Marton, Sandra
• McMullan, Kate - Author of picture books, beginning reader stories, and riddle books, including If Your Were My Bunny, the Fluffy series, and Noel the First.
• Mowat, Farley (3)
• Munro, Alice (13)
• Mackall, Dandi Daley - Author of over 200 books for children and adults.
• Mayo, C.M. - About her writing and other activities.
• Marsh, Ngaio (1895-1982) (3)
• McInerney, Jay (3)
• Mumford, Lewis (1895-1990)@
• Midsummer Night's Dream, A@
• Mahfouz, Naguib (3)
• Mills, Patrick John - London-based poet and artist.
• McCaffrey, Anne (13)
• McMillan, Terry (4)
• MacLeod, Ken (2)
• McLean, Duncan (2)
• McGarrity, Michael - Author of mystery novels featuring Kevin Kerney, detective with the New Mexico State Police.
• Merwin, W. S. (5)
• Monfredo, Miriam Grace - Official site for information on the author and her Seneca Falls mysteries.
• Mitchell, Gladys - Tribute site with biography, bibliography, interviews, and essays.
•  Mistry, Rohinton (8)
• Maillart, Ella (1903-1997) - Traveller, writer, and explorer. Includes a bibliography and her photographs from throughout Central Asia and the Middle East.
• Morrison, Mary B. - Official site for bestselling novelist and poet Mary B. Morrison, whose works include Somebody's Gotta Be on Top.
• Mcdonald, Gregory - Official site of the author of the Fletch, Flynn, Son of Fletch, and Skylar mysteries.
• Malley, Ern (2)
• Mitchell, W.O. (1914-1998)@
• McClarty, Ron - Official site for actor and novelist. Includes credits, biography, book reviews and excerpts, and appearance information.
• Meyers, Annette, Martin and Maan - Fiction by Annette and Martin Meyers, who also collaborate as Maan Meyers on history-mysteries set in old New York.
• Mansell, Chris - Australian poet. Includes publication list, artist's statement, and some of her work. With links to her agents.
• Marshall, Alex - Journalist and nonfiction writer focusing on the environment and issues of urban sprawl, new urbanism, and comparative studies of European and American culture.
• Miller, Stuart - Author of Prayer Warriors, a story of surviving persecution from the radical right.
• Moffat, Mary S. - Information about the Scottish children's author, and list with synopses of historical novels for young people.
• Mason, Lisa - Author discusses her novels including Pangaea, Summer of Love, Golden Nineties, Cyberweb, and more.
• Mumford, J. Gordon - Author of The Black Pit... and Beyond, and The Sampsan Girl.
• Murphy, Jim - Official site includes biography, book information, Q&A, and other resources.
• Morris, Jackie - Award-winning author and illustrator whose works include The Seal Children and Lord of the Forest.
• Much Ado About Nothing@
• Mitchell, Stephen - Translator of Tao Te Ching and Bhagavad Gita and author of The Gospel Accroding to Jesus, Meetings with the Archangel, and The Frog Prince.
• McCarthy, Mary (1912-1989) (2)
• Mitford, Jessica (1917-1996) (1)
• Mortimer, John (3) - Creator of Rumpole, Paradise Postponed, and Dunster.
• Middlebrook, Diane - Author of Anne Sexton: A Biography.
• Montale, Eugenio (1896-1981) (4)
• McCroy, Pat - Details of the author's book 'Glasgow Weans' which contains stories and rhymes written in Glaswegian dialect.
• Meacham, Jon - Official site for the author, journalist, and Newsweek editor.
• Mosse, Kate - Allows readers to share in the process of writing a novel that spans 800 years of French history.
• MacLachlan, Patricia (2)
• Millet, Catherine (1)
• Mcdonald, Meme - Author of children's books including an Aboriginal series.
• MacLaverty, Bernard - Author of Cal, Lamb, Grace Notes, and The Anatomy School. Offers interviews, biography, and personal views on writing.
• Moore, Elaine
• McCloskey, Robert (1914-2003) (5)
• Myers, Walter Dean@
• Metalious, Grace (1924-1963) (2)
• Mayo, Wendell - Award-winning short story writer whose works include Centaur of the North and In Lithuanian Wood.
• Millon, Marc - Food, wine, travel writer, and author.
• Manchester, William (1922-2004)@
• Monroe, Harriet (1860-1936) (1)
• Mad About Shakespeare - Informational site offering guidance in making Shakespeare plays and poetry fun for students and performers with quotes, gifts, and teaching resources also available.
• Moore, Lorrie (4)
• McIntyre, Hazel - Novelist who often uses the wild and beautiful landscape of her native Culdaff in County Donegal, Ireland as the backdrop for her books.
• McKinzie, Clinton - Official site for the author of The Edge of Justice, Point of Law, Trial by Ice and Fire, Crossing the Line, and Badwater. Includes reviews, tour dates, information about the author, and more.
• Munro, Neil - Home of the Neil Munro Society. Presents biography and bibliography for the author of Para Handy, Gilian the Dreamer, and The New Road.
• McCourt, Frank (9)
• McEachin, James
• Maclean, Norman (1902-1990) (2)
• Margaret Laurence Society Page, The - Offers details on conferences, announcements, archives, and the Margaret Laurence Review.
• McCunn, Ruthanne Lum - About the author, her books, their translations, and dramatic adaptations for the stage and screen.
• McGovern, Ann - Author of over 50 children's books, as well as an avid scuba diver, world traveller, historian, poet, and artist.
• McIntyre, Vonda N. - Author of Dreamsnake, The Moon and the Sun, Starfarers, Superluminal, and many other novels.
• McCall Smith, Alexander (4)
• Marcoux, Alex - Author of Façades.
• MacLeish, Archibald (1892-1982) (1)
• Min, Anchee (5)
• Morgenroth, Kate - Author of the novel Kill Me First.
• Morrissey, Di - Author of Heart of the Dreaming. Includes biography and book information.
• Muehlbauer, Jen - Freelance writer.
• Mississippi Writers - List of modern writers from Mississippi; includes biographies, interviews, photos, list of major works, bibliography, and related links.
• Myers, Helen R. - Focusing primarily on suspense fiction.
• Mendelson, Walton - Features fine art prints and fiction by Walton Mendelson, with works by Frederick Sommer and Mary Adelaide Mendelson also available.
• Moxham, Roy - Author of The Great Hedge of India.
• McBain, Ed (4)
• Massey, Sujata - Information about the author and her Rei Shimura mystery series, about a Japanese-American amateur sleuth.
• Mirabai (1498-1547) (3) - Learn about Mirabai, the Hindu mystical poet who sang bhajans, or prayers, in praise of Lord Krishna. Sites offer compositions, photos, and information on the Bhakti Yoga philosophy that runs through the songs of the admired woman poet seer of India.
• Martel, Yann (4)
• Martin, Ann (3)
• Matera, Dary - Showcases published and upcoming nonfiction, fiction, mystery, and screenplay works.
• McNeill, Louise - Author of Gauley Mountain: A History in Verse about West Virginia and the personalities who settled the Allegheny Mountains.
• Merlis, Mark - Novelist whose work includes Man About Town and An Arrow's Flight.
• Mayle, Peter (7)
• Merry Wives of Windsor, The (4)
• Moore, Margaret - Author of historical romances featuring warriors, wastrels, vixens, and virgins.
• McDermott, Alice (1)
• McKiernan, Dennis L.
• Marcinko, Richard (1)
• Malouf, David (3)
•  Mukherjee, Bharati (4)
• Meriwether, Sean - Author of short alternative fiction.
• Mickle, Shelley Fraser - Author of 'Mom's on the Loose' writes about the joys of motherhood, the effect of divorce on children and families, as well as her new novel about teen suicide.
• Maclean, Alistair (2)
• McGrath, Thomas (1916-1990) - Offers an essay on the American writer's life and career, critical analyses on select poems, and his views on tactical poetry, language, and radicalism.
• Marlowe, Paul - Author of historical and science fiction.
• McCants, Claudia - Author of the Brave New Woman series.
• Marquis, Don (1878-1937)@
• Masson, Sophie - Contains information on the life and work of this writer of fantasy, literary fiction, young adult, and children's books.
• McDaniel, Lurlene - Official author site from Random House for the popular author of novels about teenagers facing and triumphing over life-altering situations.
• Masterton, Graham (1)
• McNamee, Gregory - Information about the author and editor.
• Merchant of Venice, The@
• Minot, Susan (4)
• Mosley, Walter@
• Michigan Hemingway Society - Made up of university professors, writers, teachers, fly fishers, journalists, and anyone interested in exploring Hemingway's work and its relationship to Michigan.
• Mason, Bobbie Ann (2)
• Maxwell, William (1908-2000) (2)
• McCracken, Elizabeth (4)
• Marley, Louise - Author of the Sing the Light trilogy.
• Mitchell, David (4)
• McSkimming, Geoffrey - Creator of the Cairo Jim and Jocelyn Osgood adventure series.
• Mew, Charlotte - One of the last poets of the Victorian era. While she did not write poetry with overt lesbian themes, preferring to keep the speaker ambigious or male, she clearly loved and preferred women.
• Martin, Russell (2)
• Mellor, Christie - Official site for the author of The Three-Martini Playdate, a practical guide to parenting.
• Maupassant, Guy de (1850-1893) (1)
• McMurtry, Larry@
• Moorhouse, Frank (3)
• McCarthy, Candace - Romance novelist, and author of White Bear's Woman, Irish Linen, Heaven's Fire, and other Zebra Books.
• Montis, Costas - Cypriot poet whose work artistically depicts the authentic rhythms, history, and emotions of his native Cyprus and its people.
• Moody, Rick (3)
• Miller, Lynn - Contemporary romance author.
• Musil, Robert (1880-1942) - In Dutch and English.
• Mace, Nancy (2)
• Malamud, Bernard (1914-1986) (4)
• Marber, Patrick (2)
• McEwan, Grant (1902-2000)@
• McPherson, Sandra (3)
• Miller, Sue (5)
• Morris, Gilbert and Lynn (1)
• Mazur, F. E. - Includes details of his suspense novel Spine, plus reviews, book club discussion guide, author bio, and interviews.
• Mystery Of Shakespeare's Sonnets - Proposes that Edward de Vere, the Earl of Oxford, wrote the Sonnets.
• Mee, Charles - Archive of plays.
• Morris, Desmond@
• Macauley, David - From Houghton Mifflin. Information on Macauley and his bestselling book The New Way Things Work.
• Mitford, Nancy (1904-1973) - 1973 New York Times obituary of satirical essayist, novelist, and historian Nancy Mitford.
• Meyer, Eve - Author of The Injustice of Justice.
• Moon, Alex van - Author of Signum.
• Mueller, Lavonne - Plays include Letters to a Daughter From Prison and Violent Peace.
• McCarriston, Linda (2)
• McGrath, Campbell (1)
• Measure for Measure (5)
• MacDonald, Ann-Marie (3)
• Moore, Susanna (3)
• McCandlish, Edward Gerstell (1887-1946) - Author and illustrator of The Bunny Tots and other children's books. Includes reproductions of illustrations.
• Matsumoto, Yuko - Author of Japanese modern literature. Profile, bibliography; overviews of novels and books about feminism, sexuality, SF, the environment, and L.M. Montgomery.
• Mays, Stan - Author of the novel Wicked Little Camp Story and other fiction for young adults. Website includes reviews and appearances calendar.
• Mebus, Scott - Official site of author Scott Mebus includes details about his books as well as a biography and information about his work in music and theatre.
• Mitchell, Euan - Author of Feral Tracks, a novel about a teenage boy who runs away to hitchhike around Australia.
• McGibbons, Katherine - Contains contests, updates, and book release date information.
• Murphy, James B. - Features information on his dramatic plays, paintings, and drawings.
• Moran, Daniel Keys (2)
• Mississippi Writers Page - Showcases past and present writers who have called the Magnolia State home. Includes biographies, reviews, and recent publications.
• Morley, Christopher (1890-1957)@
• Marks, Leo (1920-2001)@
• Miller, Rebecca@
• Morris, Willie (1934-1999) (2)
• Moss, Jeff (1942-1998)@ - Learn about Jeff Moss, the co-creator, composer, and lyricist of the educational TV series Sesame Street through sites which feature his biography, filmography, audio clips, lyrics, and obituary for the writer who won 15 Emmy awards for his work.
• Marie-Madeleine (Baronness Von Puttkamer) - German poet who first published her sensual and vivid verse in 1900.
• McGrath, Eamonn - Author of Honour Thy Father, The Charnel House, and The Fish in the Stone.
• May, Elaine@
• Mistral, Gabriela (1889-1957) (3)
• Morrow, Bradford
• Martin, Valerie (3)
• Morris, Jan (3)
• Modesitt, L.E., Jr. (1)
• Marai, Sandor - From the Borzoi Reader. Includes an excerpt of Embers, the recently discovered and translated novel by the Hungarian novelist.
• Marshall, Alexandra - Author of books such as Something Borrowed and In the Court of Common Pleas.
• Massucci, Joe - Author of techno-thrillers such as Code: Alpha.
• Morales, Miguel - Contains information on his online murder mystery placed in the Four Corners region of New Mexico among the ruins of the Anasazi.
• Murdock, Catherine Gilbert - Catherine Gilbert Murdock is the bestselling author of Dairy Queen. Features excerpts, author appearances, FAQs, Catherine's favourite links, and more.
• Meiselman, Arthur - Excerpts from his plays and latest work.
• Maslak, Kenny - Poetry by the musician and poet.
• McElligot, Matt - Author and illustrator whose works include Absolutely Not. Features news, book list, image gallery, and information on school visits.
• MacLane, Mary - About the Canadian writer, gambler, silent movie star, and adventuress.
• Maxwell, Glyn (1)
• Merrill, Cade (1)
• Millhauser, Steven (3)
• McSweeney, Joyelle (2)
• Myles, Eileen (3)
• Marshall, Ken - Author of children's books relevant to Chinese adoption, covering race, religion, and the acceptance of others by people that are different. Ken Marshall has also written They Called Me Kenny, a personal account of World War II experiences.
• Marturano, Tony - Photographer, playwright, and author. Features excerpts from novel, Nimbus.
• McGowan, John - Official site for the suspense writer whose books include Good as Dead.
• Milton, Jane - Offers food and recipe writing samples, CV, and biography. Specialises in Mexican cuisine, special diets (wheat free foods), and barbecues.
• Moo, Joash - Author profile and synopses of his work.
• MacDonald, John D. (1)
• Morton, Colin - Canadian poet and novelist who has performed with jazz and chamber groups and on the animated film Primiti Too Taa.
• MacDibble, Bren - Includes excerpts from works in progress and links for science fiction enthusiasts.
• Morris, Micahel Neal - Poetry, fiction, and essays.
• Munro, H.H. [Saki] (1870-1916) (2)
• Miranda, Deborah - A biography and selected poems of the Esselen (California Native American) poet.
• McMichael, James (2)
• Mitchard, Jacquelyn (3)
• Motion, Andrew (3)
• Midge, Tiffany - Biography, portrait and books about the Hunkpapa Sioux poet.
• Micheline, Jack (1929-1998) (2)
• McCallum, Imogen - Site of an author from Nork, England. Features her profile, extracts from her books, and a blog.
• Michalson, Karen - Includes biographical information, discography, interviews, and news about this writer and musician.
• Morgan, Candice - Writes poetry and short stories.
• Mark Turcotte - Chippewa poet and storyteller.
• McGuane, Thomas (1)
• Masefield, John (1878-1967)@
• Matthiessen, Peter@
• McBride, James (3)
• Meyer, Stephenie@
• Morison, Samuel Eliot (1887-1976)@
• Murphy Margaret (2) - Explore the sites for Margret Murphy, the British crime writer and member of the Crime Writers' Association. Sites offer biography, bibliography, audiobooks, novels, book reviews, and more.
• McCaughrean, Geraldine - Official site for award-winning children's book author, Geraldine McCaughrean, whose books include Peter Pan in Scarlet and The White Darkness.
• McClatchy, Barb - Author of When I Fall. Site features novel excerpts, character profile, and biography.
• McFarland, T.O. - Author of fiction, romance, thriller, and poetry titles including Snowe and The Legend of Three-Finger Willie. Site features descriptions of Tom McFarland's works along with purchasing options.
• Menzies, Richard - Poetic wanderings and maundering through the Great Basin area by a native son.