The website of Kristen Sheley, who is largely responsible for dragging me and my writing into the electronic age.  Contains excellent BTTF fanfic, and more.

The BTTF website run by a friend who was the only other BTTF fan I knew back in the very early '90s.  Includes a message board for discussing the films and various BTTF fanfic.

The website of Joanne Harris, a fellow Tolkien fan and an excellent writer.

Okay, so you ask, with forty zillion Sim sites out there, why this one?  Well, being nice does count.  "Tig," aka Grace Sylvan, is another fan of both LotR and the Sims, and she's done a lot of good work, both tracking down and making items for players of the Sims who want a "Tolkien-flavored" aspect to their games.  In her Sim version of Minas Tirith, which you can see on her site, she has a number of statues she created, with the aid of my Sim Manwë  as a  guide (and in places, a head).  She did a great job, and though there are bigger Sim sites with a lot more stuff out there, Tig's Place shows a lot of heart.  FOR MORE SIMS LINKS, CLICK HERE.

A Star Wars fanfic site dedicated to archiving SW fanzine fanfic. The site keeper recently received permission from me to archive some of my old SW stories that are no longer available in print, but have not been archived on my own site due to the lengthy electronic conversion process that would be involved. None are up yet, but there are other good stories in the archive, worth checking out.

My RGB fanfic was archived in the predecessor to this site, along with many of the story illustrations. The fan reviewer Labidolemur pulls no punches in expressing her opinions of RGB fanfic.

The website of Sandy Schreiber, who was the illustrator for many of my RGB stories. She also does exquisite china painting and other art, which she occasionally displays on her site.