A description of the form for beginning writers. Part of a larger writing workshop called "Wordweave."

For any sites containing Sailor Moon fan fiction.

Features interviews with musicians, writers, and artists existing on society's fringes, with articles on bizarre phenomena, fortean subjects, and occult strangeness.

Lecture notes by David R. Wilkins at Trinity College, Dublin.

Diploma training for hypnotherapy and stress management in the UK. London, Cumbria, Dublin and Ednburgh.

Covering South-East county Dublin. Contains contact information and some public information.

Serving the medical writers and biomedical communicators of Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and New Mexico.

Article on the influence of magic realism and the trend away from the style in Mexico.

Featuring fiction and poetry from new and established writers. On the site: new fiction, submissions guidelines, and the literary dodgeball challenge.

The platform for KDE translators, writers, SGML wizards, and everybody involved with "i18n" ("internationalization") and documentation of KDE.

Reviews of more than twenty biographies: mostly of writers, scientists, and historical figures.

List of episodes with original network airdates, cast, plot summaries, writers, directors, and guest stars.

Annual conference of technical writers and related professionals. Site includes details, speakers, schedule of events and location.

…9;s longest-established Buddhist Centre, Kagyu Samye Dzong, Dublin.…

Embassy of Belgium in Dublin, with detailed visa information.

Offers news and live scores from the Professional Cricketers' Association. Most writers are players.

Residential, healthcare, educational, retail, cultural, sacral and masterplanning architectural services. Dublin.

Greeting card publisher that holds a semi-annual kid quote contest. Student writers submit quotes that might be used in future greeting cards. Prizes are awarded.

Society for translators, précis-writers, revisers and editors at international organizations only. Based in Switzerland. Site in English, Spanish and French.

Describes the SCSI Generic driver (sg) found in the Linux 2.4 production series of kernels, focusing on the interface and characteristics of the driver for application writers.