[New-Poetry] Dictionaires????

[David Graham]

Pardon me for one more toot of the horn.  My Poetry Library also contains a
page called Craft Toolbox, which links to various dictionaries and other
reference works online.  Onelook is there, along with rhyming dictionaries,
references on prosody & rhetoric, thesauruses, glossaries of poetic forms &
terms, and more.  Suggestions for additions always welcome!

http://web.mac.com/drjazz/iWeb/Site/Craft%20Toolbox.html

And:  has anyone mentioned the marvelous Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase &
Fable?

David Graham



On 9/23/08 11:15 AM, "Skip Fox" <skip at louisiana.edu> wrote:

> This is good, but I don¹t see The Random House Dictionary of American Slang,
> Webster¹s International Unabridged, Taber¹s Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, or
> The Completre Dictionary of Sexology as well as some of the ³wicked words²
> dictionaries or etymological ones.
>  
> But, you¹re right, this is LOVELY!! (And since I have can get OED on-line
> through the univ. . . . hell, with a colostomy bag and this I¹ll may never
> have to leave home again, as they say.) Thanks.
>  

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