- Electronic Gourmet Guide
Wine, Women, Song. Well, there isn't any women or song, but this is plenty of food, reviews, recipes, wine info and much more.
- Engineer's Forum of Virginia Tech
- Fair Play
A source for information on the JFK assassination. It has been published regularly since 1994. Also contains lots of links to other JFK sites
- City of Bits
Space, Place and the Infobahn. To quote from the site, "The City of Bits Web site is an imaginative, compelling, and dynamic companion to the "analog" book by William J. Mitchell, dean of the School of Architecture and Planning at MIT."
- Play by
Email Magazine Homepage
Occasionally updated, the ezine is a summary of current play-by-mail games. Th site also contains a great collection of articles and some relevant links.
- Suck
Sluuurrrppp!!! Great fun! A fish, a barrel, and a smoking gun
- Low Bandwidth
A database of ezines, newsletters, and electronic journals all delivered by email.
- The Open Road
Todd Kuiper's weekly review of email ezines. Part of the e-zine Sideroad.
- CompuNotes
A great newsletter covering PC computing and the internet. It has been round for a long time and is of the highest quality.
- CyberWire Dispatch, by Brock N. Meeks
Brook N Meeks is an eclectic commentator on net and computer happenings. Published irregularly but always great value.
- RhetNet, a cyberjournal for rhetoric and writing
An attempt to remove net publishing from the print heritage. Sometimes worthwhile.
- Stating the Obvious
Another commentary on internet technology, business, and culture.
- The Book of Zines
A resource for zines, and e-zines.
- The ETEXT Archives - Free Publishing Services
Not only e-zines here, but amateur fiction and poetry, collections of public domain books, essays, and more. Special sections for political and religious texts, and the well known quartz archive from Rutgers.
- InterText The Online Fiction Magazine
A top class zine of short fiction.
- Zine Net - The Place for Zines on the Web
An interesting concept. It will be easiest to quote from the web site:
"Zine.Net is THE resource on the Internet for information on the vast assortment of independent, self-published zines. It serves as a centralized starting point for both zines created on our server as well as pointers to existing zine sites. Our goal is unique in that we want to generate sales for printed (hard copy) zines. We sincerely believe the most effective method for doing this is by allowing a reader to SAMPLE BEFORE THEY BUY. This will be in the form of choosing a couple of selections from a zine, converting them to world-wide-web format, HTML, and then making them available for reading from our Internet site, Zine.Net."
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