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	The Librarian's Index to the Internet is a searchable, annotated subject directory of more than 8,200 Internet resources selected and evaluated by librarians for their usefulness to users of public libraries. It's meant to be used by both librarians and non-librarians as a reliable and efficient guide to described and evaluated Internet resources.
	Dedicated apprentice and professional writers use the information they find in Canadian Writer's Journal to acquire the edge they use on their way to publication. Published since 1982, the Canadian Writer's Journal is one of the very few national magazines for writers in Canada.
	One of the most comprehensive and useful free websites for Canadian writers, [places for writers] , is updated daily with contests, calls, and other writing news.
	Manuscript format should be a fairly simple issue. Yet , it would seem that people like to make it complicated — from editors who prefer a particular style and therefore declare that all editors want the same style, to writers' groups who insist that one must use this font and that layout and so forth. Confused? Check out this great advice from Storyteller author William Shunn.
	Begun out of irritation due to lack of resources on the web at the time, the online guide to writing in canada is broken up into various sections of use to Canadian writers, or those looking into Canadian writing. The main feature is an A-Z author's listing, including a listing of works by that writer, works on them, awards they've won, and annotated links to online resources for each author.

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