Other Bierce Homepages

• Allan Gullette's Literary Pages: The second-oldest Bierce fan page on the Internet. In addition to information on Bierce, it includes sections on many other authors about whom little is available online. It is an invaluable resource for literary information and author fandom. The site also features some of the author's own prose, poetry, and non-fiction.
• Don Swaim's Ambrose Bierce Site: An excellent collection of Bierce material that includes the Ambrose Bierce Communication Board, "Bierce's" take on recent events, Bierce in the contemporary news, fan-made art collections, the entire text of several Bierce-themed plays -- including Don's own -- and portions of Swaim's unpublished novel The Assassination of Ambrose Bierce.
• Guy Callo's Ambrose Bierce Site: An extensive French-language Bierce site.
• Baum's Ambrose Bierce Site: A never-completed site listing a slapdash array of Ambrose Bierce information and links.
• Medvegia: A Spanish-language site with a section on Bierce.
• The Devil's Dictionary: Mike Leung's beautiful Web adaptation of Bierce's seminal work.
• Waking Ambrose: Doug Pascovers' modern updates of Bierce's definitions.
• Prattle - The Cynic's Companion: Doug Pascovers' modern take on Bierce's famous newspaper column, including his previous work from Waking Ambrose.

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Bierce Scholarship, Criticism, and Art Online

• The Poetry of Ambrose Bierce by Jack Mathews: an essay on Bierce's poesy.
• The Last Stand of Ambrose Bierce by Rob Foster: A Web page with the complete text of the play and information on the staging and author.
• Ambrose Bierce, "the Old Gringo": Fact, Fiction and Fantasy by Glenn Willeford: An interesting scholarly look into Bierce's disappearance.
• Ambrose Bierce: Master of the Macabre by Allan Gullette: A biographical essay on Bierce and his work, first published in Ambrosia.
• Homages In Verse by John Bredon and Walter Shedlofski: Two poems honoring Bierce, originally from Ambrosia.
• Mark Twain, Ambrose Bierce And The Bohemian Grove Club by David Icke: An article on Bierce and his place in the San Francisco literary scene.
• Californian literature by Arthur Inkersley: A reprint of an article on the California literary scene, with a section on Bierce.
• Ambrose Bierce and The Devil's Dictionary by Frank Granger: A brief biography and a discussion of Bierce's place in his contemporary world.
• Bastard out of California: Ambrose Bierce as a Pre-Muckraker by Andrew Hicks: A well-done essay on Bierce's place in journalistic history and development.
• Ambrose Bierce's Criticism of Oscar Wilde: The Museum of the City of San Francisco's Web site includes this entry on Wilde's American tour and the vitriol Bierce poured over the event.
• Herman George Scheffauer Photograph Album: A collection of photographs of the San Francisco luminary and his friends, including several pictures of Bierce.
• The Ambrose Bierce Papers at Stanford: An index to the extensive collection of material, ironically housed at the educational institution founded by the dirty railroad money Bierce fought so hard against.
• The Ambrose Bierce Papers at Berkeley: Berkeley's collection of Bierce letters and some contracts and story materials.
• Carrey McWilliams Bierce Collection at UCLA: The research materials McWilliams collected for his biography.
• The George Sterling Papers at Berkeley: Berkeley's collection on the Bierce protege', which features several Bierce items.
• The Partington Family Papers: The family archives that include some Bierce correspondence.
• University of Deleware's Edition of Tales of Soldiers and Civilians: Some background on the work and the university library's copy.
• Lucifer's Lexicon by David Madson: Derivative work based on the The Devil's Dictionary.
• Abacci Book's Entry on Ambrose Bierce
• Famous Freemason's Bierce Page: A brief biography on Bierce.
• Educeth's Ambrose Bierce Page: A link and listing of Bierce resources.
• Encarta Online's Entry on Bierce
• Encyclopedia.com's Entry on Bierce
• Wikipedia Entry on Ambrose Bierce

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Miscellaneous Bierce Materials Online

• Bierce Mountain: This is the homepage for a design firm run by some of Bierce's distant relatives. There is also some information on Bierce himself.
• Owl Creek Productions Homepage: The homepage for the production company producing the new short film.
• Ambrose Bierce House: Information on the tourist site and bed and breakfast.
• Elkhart County Historical Museum and Rush Memorial Center: This regional museum houses some of Bierce's wartime map-making tools and a few of his original maps.
• Like Television's Occurence At Owl Creek Bridge: The online movie portal has the entirety of Roberto Enrico's short film for viewing online.
• Freshwater Seas Audiobooks: An audiobook company whose first work is A Bite of Bierce.
• The American Listener's Theater: A site selling an audio version of the Civil War tales of Ambrose Bierce as performed by Timothy Patrick Miller.
• Bierce E-Texts For PDAs: MemoWare's collection of e-texts for Palm Pilot and Windows CE devices. The selections available are An Occurence at Owl Creek Bridge, Fantastic Fables, Devil's Dictionary, One Summer Night, The Boarded Window, The Night-Doings at Deadman, The Realm of the Unreal, and The Stranger.
• Heritage Studio: Some fine illustrations based on An Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridge.
• American Literary Classics: A Chapter A Day: A site that presents classic works in small, Web-digestible bits, along with discussion on the current works. Bierce's Fantastic Fables and Devil's Dictionary can be found here.
• Lion Heart Autographs: An autograph dealership that has some Bierce materials available for sale.

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