Literary Resources in Europe

Starting in December 2006, No Man's Land will feature first-ever English translations of fiction and poetry by some of the finest young writers working in German today. The magazine itself will be the point of departure for an online literary community of writers, translators and readers. As part of this community, we hope to offer one of the most comprehensive link lists in the area of literary translation, expatriate literary life and German-English cultural dialogue. The no man's land project marks the 10th anniversary of the Berlin literary "laboratory" and magazine lauter niemand.

The Stinging Fly was established in late 1997. Our main objective at that time was to work towards bringing out a well-designed publication that would provide a forum for the very best of new Irish and international writing. We were particularly concerned to provide an outlet for short story writers. Thus far we have published new work by a number of highly acclaimed Irish writers: people like Philip Casey, Tony Curtis, Emma Donoghue, Eamon Grennan, Kerry Hardie, Paula Meehan, Mary O'Donnell, Bernard O'Donoghue, Dennis O'Driscoll, Gabriel Rosenstock, and Peter Sirr. We remain convinced, however, that The Stinging Fly’s lasting contribution will be the opportunities it continues to give to new writers.

Literary Resources in the U.S.

Chattahoochee Review

Incorporated as a nonprofit public benefit corporation in California in 2001, El León Literary Arts was established to promote and strengthen the arts and education. Publishing fiction, poetry, or texts with graphics of high quality that are unlikely to be published in the current commercial marketplace, El León seeks to keep alive a rich diversity of written voices. El León's publisher is author Thomas Farber, who is also Senior Lecturer in English at the University of California at Berkeley.

The Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown is an internationally renowned nonprofit organization dedicated to providing a supportive and nurturing environment for emerging artists and writers. The Summer Workshop Program, now approaching its tenth year, offers weeklong and weekend courses—taught by some of the most accomplished and recognized writers and artists working today—from June 20 through August 29.

VespertinePress offers something entirely different to the literary world: a place where Asian writers can express without explanation. We showcase established and emerging Asian writers from the US and around the globe. We encourage as well as enlighten. We have no hidden agenda. We are simply here to fill a need. We expect the best work from our artists, and we do not exclude any writer from submitting to us regardless of ethnicity. How do we balance such an effort? We anticipate, we review, and we publish amazing stories.  Our first 2005 edition is scheduled for release in late October 2004.

Open Here
Ayer Company Publishers
Authors and Experts
Lannan Foundation
Association for the Study of Literature & Environment
Poetry Society of America
Jubilat

Dreaming Methods

Pacific and Asian Literaries and Literary Resources

New Zealand and Pacific Islands

Guidebook writer David Stanley provides mini-guides to South Pacific destinations, island maps, listings of films, music, and books, answers to FAQs, and links to numerous other travel sites relating to the South Pacific.

South Pacific maps and travel guides to Tahiti, Fiji, Samoa, Vanuatu, Easter Island, and more. The De Rienzi Gallery displays 60 antique engravings.

Indonesia

Japan

Korea

Philippines