Writers And Readers Websites Wednesday - Research Collection site

If you're a reader, a writer, a student, a business person or just someone who loves to collect fact  in all sorts of media consider Memonic. It's online, offers a free option and there's no installation required. It allows you to take notes or clip web content, share or keep it to yourself and save lots of paper.

Take a look and share if you like!

Writers And Readers Websites Wednesday - The Tongue Untied

Here we go - a little something for everyone who works with  language - writers, readers, students, business folks - The Tongue Untied

A Guide to Grammar, Punctuation and Style.  What more could you want?  Your helpful online guide. Take advantage - it's out there for you - and polish up your language skills. Oh, and by the way, that's a humming bird moth in the photo - ain't it cool?

Writers And Readers Websites Wednesday - The Internet Library

This is the Internet Public Library. The site may not look like much when you first connect, but click on one of the subjects and start mining. There's lots of great info here on most any subject you're interested in. 

Doesn't matter if you're a student, a writer, a reader, just dive in. There's even a 'librarian' you can ask questions of.  

Go ahead, explore!  Then be sure to comment here on what you discover.

Writers and Readers Websites Wednesday - Looking for Answers

Writer? Reader? Student? Just curious? 

Here's a great site for research and answers. Answers.com

Animals, cars, taxes, sports, history and politics, hobbies, science, technology and much more. Sail on over and rummage about for answers to fill in your research gaps, for personal info, or just for the heck of it.

Writers And Readers Websites Wednesday - Puncutation

This one is for pretty much everyone - writers, readers, students, anybody who plays with the language frequently and at times gets a bit puzzled about punctuation usage.  How To Use Punctuation Correctly is there to help.

Seriously, check it out! 

And while you're at it here are a couple of blogs worth visiting as well:

DavidHaywoodYoung  - a new writer

Marcy Kennedy Science Fiction & Fantasy Author 

Writers & Readers Websites Wednesday - Visuwords

Have a great site for you this week. 

Stumbled upon Visuwords, an online graphical dictionary. In their own words, "Look up words to find their meanings and associations with other words and concepts. Produce diagrams reminiscent of a neural net. Learn how words associate."  

It's a fun and instructive site for writers looking for new ideas, definitions, associations and students and readers who love words.  Even offers brain training games when you go to full screen mode. 

Go ahead, have some fun, play with words.  Tell me what you think.

Oh, and why is this guy here? For inspiration of course, throw up some words to describe him and see where it takes you - he is holding up the world afterall.