Poetry
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- Poetry Archive
- Directory-structured database of famous poetry, both written in English and translated.
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- Poetry.com.au
- Archive of classic poetry, including original poetic works by independent writers. Includes links to related resources.
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- Snap Dragon Poetry Corner
- A collection of poems (all on one page). Also includes a selection of "Bad Poems".
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- eMule.com: Poetry Archives
- Educational resource dedicated to researching poetry. Includes an online archive of poetry by numerous recognized poets.
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- Marc Moskowitz's Latin Poetry Page
- "This page is meant to be a jumping-off point for examples of modern (aka 20th century) Latin verse as well as information about such things as scansion, poetic style, and anything else that seems related."
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- Poetry: Meter, Form, and Rhythm
- This site provides interactive tutorials in poetic forms and meter, links to other poetry sites, and numerous examples of stanzas and fixed poetic forms.
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- Prosody Anecdotes
- Alberto Rios of Arizona State University has posted anecdotes and introductions to some of the canonical forms of European poetry.
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- Sprung Rhythm in Hopkins
- A brief description of Gerard Manley Hopkin's use and interpretation of the term.
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- Metamorphoses: Literary Translation
- Metmorphoses is the journal of the Five College Seminar on Literary Translation. Published in the spring and fall, the journal provides a forum for literary translation.
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- Salt River Review
- The Salt River Review, an online magazine featuring poetry, fiction and creative non-fiction, also in translation.
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- Electronic Book Review
- electronic book review (ebr) is an online scholarly journal promoting print/screen translations and new modes of critical writing on the Internet.
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- Loss Pequeño Glazier
- Literary experiments by the mind behind the SUNY Buffalo EPC (Electronic Poetry Center).
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- RE: Words and Works for the Cyber Age
- Word and visual works for the Web by German artist and educator Reiner Strasser.
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- Riding the Meridian
- ... exists to seek out and support new forms of literary art based on Internet technology and emerging theories, to facilitate communication within the online literary community, to recognize unique poetic talent and support emerging voices, to explore the myriad forms by which the Internet can be used to publish and promote poetry.
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- The Seven By Nine Squares
- An early and innovative Web project headed by Florian Kramer. Wild and ranging, great read. Includes much Neoism and some of (the late?) David Zack's writings about Neoism as well as others involved in this interesting piece of art. For instance, Monty Cantsin is a Neoist figure. Anybody can be Monty Cantsin, famous artist, that's part of his character.