Here's a collection of my favorite links (you can tell I'm not particularly into surfing!) They're mostly connected with the worlds of historical fiction and spirituality.

A critique group for serious writers of historical fiction. A source of wonderful talent and solid advice.

The Historical Novel Society is for writers and enthusiasts of the genre. It offers reviews and conferences that keep you up to date with the world of historical fiction.

Paul Mould Publishing gives you the opportunity to read and publish quality writing often overlooked by the mass market publishers. It publishes in every genre, but specializes in historical fiction and biography.

The Center for Learning is a non-profit publisher that offers values-based curriculae for schools, mainly in the arts.

The Daughters of the King is an Order for women of the Episcopal Church and churches in communion with it. We live by a rule of prayer and service designed to aid the spiritual growth of ourselves and our communities.

Lawrence J. Brown has authored two historical novels on the Battle of Hastings and its aftermath.

Renovare is an ecumenical organization whose mission is to "bring the church to the churches".

Insightful comments on the spiritual journey by a Catholic convert and mother of several young children.

Two knitting addicts cross the North-South divide to share their lives and projects.

Lively debate on Catholicism and Anglo-American culture from an ex-Anglican turned Catholic priest, Father Dwight Longenecker.