Literature and Poetry

TheTruthAboutBooks.com

Book reviews and author interviews. They provide independent and honest book reviews, promote literature, support authors, and help consumers find the best prices for books they want.

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Average: 5 (1 vote)
 

PoetrySociety.org.uk

The Poetry Society website. A site for poets containing poetry reviews, poetry events, stanzas, membership information, poetry competition information and an online shop.

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Average: 4.5 (2 votes)
 

theGoodBookGuide.com

Independent UK book retailer, offering reviews, recommendations and guides to the latest releases.

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Average: 4.3 (3 votes)
 

Online-Literature.com

Literature for the student, educator, or enthusiast that is searchable. Books by famous authors, author biography's, poetry and quotes. Includes a community forum.

4
Average: 4 (2 votes)
 

WritersWrite.com

Book, writing and publishing information. Specialist sections include poetry, children’s writing, journalism, screenwriting, song writing, technical writing and more.

3
Average: 3 (2 votes)
 

RSlit.org

Royal Society of Literature - UK organisation devoted to the promotion and enjoyment of really good British writing. This is their web site and it contains events, publications, awards and other information.

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Average: 1 (1 vote)
 

bbc.co.uk - dna - Get writing

The BBC Get Writing website is an online writing group which contains tools and quizzes, mini-courses, and other writing resources.

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ScriptFactory.co.uk

The Script Factory is a training and development organisation which showcases screenwriters. They promote new talent and act as a link between writers and industry.

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TextualEcstasy.com

A charitable web-based literary agency acting as a creative writing website for writers, readers and publishers. Includes news, fiction, non-fiction, poetry, forums and more.

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LRB.co.uk

London Review of Books - a website dedicated to book reviews. The site also features a bookshop, which is infact the online presence of the actual London Review Bookshop.

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