All the Web sites in this section are highly recommended for your use, but if we had to choose a few "must use" sites from the collection below, we would include Jack Lynch's Grammar and Style Notes; Hyper Handouts from Texas A&M University; and John Hewitt's Writer's Resource Center.

• A+ Research & Writing for High School and College Students.
• The Bard's Notebook.
• Biographical Dictionary
• BookWire.
• Collected Advice on Research and Writing.
• Common Errors in English.
• Common Music Dictionary.
• Dictionary.com
• Dictionary of Occupational Titles Index .
• Garbl's Writing Resources On Line.
• Grammar and Style Notes -- from Jack Lynch.
• Grammar Help Page.
• Grammar NOW!.
• Guide to Grammar and Writing.
• Hotlist: Composition & Writing.
• Hyper-Handouts.
• Infinite Ink's Writing Page.
• The Internet Writing Journal.
• Internet Writing Resources.
• John Hewittt's Writer's Resource Center.
• NovelAdvice.
• The Online English Grammar -- by Anthony Hughes.
• The Online Writery -- from the University of Missouri-Columbia.
• Rensselaer Writing Center Handouts.
• The Research Paper.
• Resources for Writers.
• Resources for Writers and Writing Instructors -- from Jack Lynch.
• Resources and Writer-Related Links.
• StudyWEB.
• Tips for Writing Research Papers.
• University of Texas Undergraduate Writer Center Handouts.
• Wordmatters Virtual Writing Clinic.
• Write4Kids.com -- writing resource center for children's books.
• The Write News.
• WritePlace.
• The Writer's Center.
• Writers' Federation of Nova Scotia (WFNS): Resources for Writers.
• Writer's Free Reference.
• Writer's Web -- from the University of Richmond.
• Writing Handouts by Topic -- from the OWL at Purdue University.
• Writing Now.
• Writing Resources.
• Writing Tips for Academic Papers.
• Writer's Web.