If any sites are offline when you visit them, or if you find a site you think should be added to this list, please let us know.
Tip #1: If you do not find the answer to your writing question on any of the websites below, type your question into the search box on Google.com. Make sure you write your query as a question and end it with a question mark.
Tip #2: If you have trouble logging on to a website with a long address, try logging on to just the domain portion of the address and then navigate around the home page until you find the specific information you want. For example, if you cannot access http://www.nolo.com/lawcenter/dictionary/wordindex.cfm, just log on to www.nolo.com. The home page should have a table of contents that will direct you to the /lawcenter/dictionary/wordindex.cfm portion of the site.
Search 265 Foreign Language Dictionaries
English-to-American Dictionary
Search 992 Dictionaries at Once
Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
The Encyclopedia of World History
US Government Printing Office (GPO) Style Manual
The Chicago Manual of Style online search and Q&A
The Associated Press (AP) Stylebook
The American Psychological Association (APA) Publications Manual
A List of Style Guides by Discipline, from Biology and Business to Music and Social Work
A Handy List of Several Style Guides and Grammar References
Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling
New York Public Library Reference Site
Modern Humanities Research Association (MHRA)
Miscellaneous
Writing Exercises for Engineers and Scientists
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