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	Inlibris - Large directory for literature sites and resources, including books, writers, workshops, and hypertexts, provided by literary publisher Badosa. Also in Spanish and Catalan. Rate this
	Wisdom Literary  Search - Markets, publishers and other resources for various fiction and non-fiction writing. Rate this
	Literary Resources on the Net - Extensive academic directory of Internet literary resources, maintained by Jack Lynch of Rutgers University. Rate this
	Literature Classics - Literature database that includes essays and links, as well as forums, a chat, and creative writing submissions. Rate this
	Links to Literature - World literature directory that contains 9,000+ annotated and organized links to literature resources. Rate this
	Esmeralda.com - Directory of free books online. Rate this
	SHARP - The Society for the History of Authorship, Reading, and Publishing, featuring a wide variety of resources for those interested in the history of print culture in any place or period. Rate this
	LitLinks - University of Alberta's guide to the best literary sites online. Rate this
	About: Contemporary Literature - Links to book reviews, interviews, and literary essays. Rate this
	Dustbooks - A collection of directories of small publishers, magazine editors and publishers, plus the Small Press Review. Offers listing forms, advertising rates and order desk. Rate this
	Readers Read Online Book Resources - Categorized directory. Rate this
	The Online Books Page - Features over 10,000 online books free to the public. Rate this
	Digital Book Index - Provides links to more than 100,000 title records from more than 1800 commercial and non-commercial publishers, universities, and various private sites. About 61,000 of these books, texts, and documents are available free. Rate this

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• Which Directories - Which Directories
  By Clare Lawrence 19th August 2004
  
  There are literally 1,000 of directories on the web and new ones pop up every day.
  
  Which ones should I submit to? Well firstly, provided a directory’s pages are indexed by the search ...
• SEO and Directories - ...
• Directories and Traffic - Directories and Traffic
  By Clare Lawrence
  
  Submissions to directories can be an effective method to boost your websites ranking.
  
  Google the leading search engine places significant importance to text links that contain key words (also kn...
• Directories & Google - Directories & Google
  By Clare Lawrence 15th August 2004
  
  Can listings in directories help my rank on Google?
  
  Google the leading search engine considers several actors in its ranking algorithm, firstly it considers the text content of a ...
• Do We Need Web Directories? - ...
• Optimizing Your Site For Directories - The major indexes like Yahoo!, Open Directory
  Project, About.com, Snap, LookSmart, and
  Go.com, are great traffic sources. But it can
  be difficult and time consuming to get listed.
  This report illustrates exactly how to
  properly submit your ...
• Top 40 Articles Directories - A lot of times, Internet marketers, publishers and copywriters find themselves taking hours and hours on the Internet looking for places to submit their articles materials.
  
  This list consists of top 40 articles directories where you can submit yo...
• How Directories Help Search Engines - At the beginning of the web era, users would go to directories to find sites relevant to their interests. In fact, Yahoo!, the web's number one destination, started as a directory. Nowadays, most use...
• How to Submit Your Site to Directories - Unlike submitting to search engines, submitting your site to directories and niche portals usually involves a lot more than simply typing in your URL. You often have to start by researching the various topic categories to find the most appropriate area to...
• Is Google Gunning For Directories? - Why is it that webmasters are so quick to blame Google if their website falls down the search rankings, or out of the rankings altogether? Can it never be their own fault? I read an amusing forum pos...