Links to sites I find interesting or useful. Categories are arbitrary and ambiguous, as is customary with categories.

For links of a slightly more personal nature, see the links of interest. page.

Resources for openly licensed and public domain texts and media.

• abc tune search
• Choral Public Domain Library (CPDL)
• Cleveland Museum of Art Collection Search
• Collections - The British Library
• Comic Book Plus
• The Comic Strip Library
• Creative Commons
• Digital Public Library of America (DPLA)
• English Ballad Broadside Archive
• Folk tune finder
• Internet Archive
• Library of Congress Advanced Search
• LibriVox - “Free public domain audiobooks”
• Metropolitan Museum of Art Collections Search
• OER Commons - open educational resources
• Old Book Illustrations
• Open Culture
• OpenStax - “Free and flexible textbooks and resources”
• Perseus Digital Library (Tufts University)
• Project Gutenberg
• Public Domain Review
• Science History Institute Digital Collections
• Smithsonian Open Access
• University of Nebraska- Lincoln Collections
• WikiMedia Commons

• GIMP GNU Image Manipulation Program, free and cross-platform
• G'MICol - The G'MIC plugin filters for GIMP, in a web interface.

• The Blake Society - includes the downloadable journal VALA
• Early English Books Online
• Glossary of Harlem Slang by Zora Neale Hurston
• Internet Speculative Fiction Database
• Luminarium: Anthology of English Literature
• Music by Black Composers
• Zoamorphosis: The Blake 2.0 Blog

• Haiku Society of America
• List of 168 Poetic Forms for Poets from Writer's Digest
• RhymeZone Rhyming Dictionary and Thesaurus
• Tanka Society of America
• ZineWiki - "ZineWiki is an open-source encyclopedia devoted to zines and independent media. It covers the history, production, distribution and culture of the small press."

• BibleGateway.com - search multiple versions/translations of the Bible.
• Encyclopedia Mythica
• The Hermetic Library
• Myths and Folklore Wiki
• Rational Wiki

(that don't go elsewhere)

• Villains Wiki “is dedicated to creating a database of villains from all media.”
• Surely you already know about Wikipedia!
• WorldCat.org - “WorldCat is the world's largest network of library content and services.”

• CSS Reference at MDN
• Godot Engine for game developers
• Hex Color Codes “gives information about colors including color models (RGB, HSL, HSV, CMYK, XYZ, Yxy, Hunter Lab and CIE-Lab), Triadic colors, monochromatic colors and analogous colors…”
• JavaScript Reference at MDN
• Markdown Syntax Documentation
• OpenSource.com
• Python
• Twine - “an open-source tool for telling interactive, nonlinear stories”

• mathrecreation for the true nerd
• Riseup Pad - a place to create private online text documents that self-destruct