Sell Your Writing Online

The Sell Writing Online web site provides lots of marketing information for the freelance writer. While the author of the web site uses the site to promote her own books on writing, she also provides free advice, online writing markets, and a free newsletter on the topic of selling your articles.

The Art and Science of Language Making

In an effort to be more credible, movies, television, and books frequently create fictional languages such as Klingon of Star Trek. These languages range from modified syntax forms of English to whole new languages with their own grammar and vocabulary. Find new languages and words as they appear. Visit language glossaries. If you'd like to brush up your Esperanto, Quenya, Talossan, or just see some unique language forms the Langmaker is where you want to go.

The Latest News About What's Happening On TV

The Futon Critic has all the latest press releases about television programming. It has schedules, press releases, insider information and reviews. This is just the kind of information to keep you aware of what's happening, when it's happening, and who's in charge.

How Interviews Should Be Done

The BBC is known for its broadcasting excellence. The Audio Interviews site provides access to many of those interviews from over the years. Some of the interviewees are: Ansel Adams, Bob Marley, Dennis Hopper, Rudolph Nureyev, and many others.

The Riley Guide

In my estimation, the Riley Guide is possibly the best employment guide I've ever seen. The site has been helping jobseekers prepare their job search strategies for over 10 years. It covers everything from evaluating your skills to finding and applying to a company. Margaret F. Dikel, the Guide compiler, has literally written the book (several actually) on the topic. The web site isn't pretty to look at but it's a gold mine of information for the jobseeker. Following the instructions and suggestions presented here is sure to improve your odds at finding the job that's just right for you.

Digital Photography Special Interest Group

The Digital Photography Special Interest Group (SIG) of Grand Junction, Colorado meets once a month and discusses various aspects of digital photography. Notes from their meetings are presented at their web site and are well detailed. Some topics are beginner oriented while other sessions are more advanced. For those of you working in the digital photography field it is probably worth a look. Thanks to my friend Harry, from the Chicago Computer Society, who told me about this site.