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Pattern of Infinity
Links
Academic Sites
Slayage, an online journal of Buffy the Vampire Slayer scholarship.
Buffy the Patriarchy Slayer. Abstracts of papers only. Full text available by request.
Rational Magic: the Comics Get Serious.
Indy Magazine, the Guide to Alternative Comics.
The History of Superhero Comics, with more to come. Includes some excellent links.
Annotations and commentaries for The Sandman series and for Watchmen, a miniseries by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons. Both series published by DC Comics. You can also find too much information about Watchmen here.
Internet Speculative Fiction Database at SF Site. Searchable, international, and inclusive.
Documents in the History of Science Fiction at the Science Fiction Studies site. Essays by Wells, Capek, and Bellamy, among others.
Science Fiction Research Guide from the New York Public Library. Gotta dig those stone lions.
X-Files University. Higher education for X-Philes!
So Many Books, So Little Time
Jane Austen Information Page.
The Bujold Nexus for all things Lois McMaster Bujold.
Grand Comic Book Database. Searchable, and improving all the time.
The 86th Floor, a Doc Savage site.
The Dreaming. A very thorough Neil Gaiman page.
Unofficial Horatio Hornblower Page.
An Ursula Kroeber LeGuin site.
The L-Space Web, a comprehensive Terry Pratchett/Discworld site. DiscWorld Almanack in the style of Ankh-Morpork.
Merely a Genius, a site dedicated to Nero Wolfe and his creator, Rex Stout.
All About Romance. Reviews, discussions, articles, contests, lists.
A Roger Zelazny site.
Plastic Fantastic Lover
The Quite, Quite Fantastic Avengers Site, Ltd.
Kobol, a Battlestar Galactica site. All the felgercarb you need.
Blackadder Reference Site. You can look up rude things in the transcripts.
Gundam Project. A site for the constellation of Mobile Suit Gundam anime.
I Spy, the definitive site.
PythOnline. A Monty Python site.
The Prisoner. This site has a lot of graphics, Shockwave, and other stuff requiring higher level browsers. Well worth a visit, if you can view it.
The Accelerator Chamber, a Quantum Leap site.
The Anorak's Guide to Sapphire and Steel and transcripts of episodes. If you've never seen the show, there's a good summing-up at Cool Operators.
A Snurcher's Guide to Farscape.
You Call This Archaeology?
A home for fans of Indiana Jones.
The Perseus Digital Library at Tufts, for all things classical. The Perseus Atlas Project at Holy Cross.
The Bryn Mawr Classical Review.
Edges!
Skateweb. The ultimate figure skating site.
Rainbow Ice. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered issues in the sport of figure skating.
Sweet Harmony
WXPN Public Radio. Listen online! Home of the World Cafe.
Classical music department of the WWW Virtual Library.
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