The document lists 50 websites that are useful resources for writers. The websites provide tools to help with writing skills, grammar, punctuation, descriptive words, motivation, and overcoming writer's block. They also include resources for citing sources, coming up with headlines, writing novels, dissertations, and more. The list aims to be a comprehensive guide for writers to improve their craft and writing process.

1. 50 essential
websites for
every
writer!

2. 1. 150 Resources to Help You Write Better, Faster, and More Persuasively
http://xrl.us/writepersuasively
2. 30+ Tools For The Amateur Writer
http://xrl.us/thirtytoolforamateurwriters
3. 40 Useful Firefox Add-Ons for Librarians
http://xrl.us/firefoxtoolsforlibrarians
4. 48 classic books to boost your learning experience
http://xrl.us/boostlearning
5. 50 things that can improve your writing skills
http://shurl.org/fiftytoolstoimproveyourwriting
6. 57 Tips for Writing Your Term Paper
http://xrl.us/tipsforwritingtermpapers
7. A Guide to Writing Well
http://xrl.us/guidetowritingwell
8. GRE Words
http://xrl.us/grewords
9. Grammar Girl
http://xrl.us/grammargirl
10. Great Headline templates
http://xrl.us/greatheadlines
11. Great Words
http://xrl.us/greatwords
12. How to Use English Punctuation Correctly
http://xrl.us/punctuatecorrectly
13. How to Write More Clearly, Think More Clearly
http://xrl.us/writeandthinkmoreclearly
14. How to Write a Novel: The Snowflake Method
http://xrl.us/howtowriteanovel
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3. 15. Ideas on how to write better
http://xrl.us/ideastowritebetter
16. Knowing Poe: Home
http://xrl.us/poescreepywebsite
17. Periodic table of visualization methods
http://xrl.us/graphicorganizersgalore
18. Recommendation Letter for Graduate School – Professor
http://xrl.us/recommendationletter
19. The 100 Tools Freelancers Can’t Live Without
http://xrl.us/onehundredwritingtools
20. The Toolbox: 100-Plus In-Depth Resource Collections for Web Workers
http://xrl.us/writingtoolbox
21. Tips on journal writing
http://xrl.us/journalwriting
22. Ways to improve your writing
http://xrl.us/improvewriting
23. When to write out the number vs just writing the number (nine vs. 9)
http://xrl.us/whentowritenumbers
24. Writerisms and other Sins: A Writer's Shortcut to Stronger Writing
http://xrl.us/writersins
25. Writing Links & Links for Writers
http://xrl.us/linksforwriters
26. Action writing word list
http://xrl.us/actionwordlist
27. Advice to writers
http://xrl.us/advicetowriters
28. Conjunctions
http://xrl.us/Conjunctions
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4. 29. Creativity and how to get motivated to write
http://xrl.us/motivatedtowrite
30. Cure writers block : inspiration
http://xrl.us/motivatedtowrite
31. Descriptive words
http://xrl.us/descriptivewords
32. Do you recognize the 10 mental blocks for writers?
http://xrl.us/stopwriterblock
33. Find rhyme and alliteration
http://xrl.us/alliterationmaker
34. flash charts
http://xrl.us/flashcharts
35. Grammar and such
http://xrl.us/allthingsgrammar
36. Grammar
http://xrl.us/writeright
37. Grammar
http://xrl.us/commonwritermistakes
38. Headlines
http://xrl.us/commonwritermistakes
39. How to improve your writing
http://xrl.us/waystoimproveyourwriting
40. How to begin a GREAT story
http://xrl.us/howtobeginaGREATstory
41. How to write a dissertation
http://xrl.us/howtowriteadissertation
42. How to write like Stephen King
http://xrl.us/writelikestephenking
43. How to cite with APA citation
http://xrl.us/APAcitationguide
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5. 44. Conjunctions
http://xrl.us/conjunction
45. Find words fast -- Fast like a ninja
http://www.ninjawords.com/
46. Synonym Finder
http://www.synonym.com
47. Tools for reading, writing, thinking
http://xrl.us/readthinkwrite
48. Transitional phrases
http://xrl.us/transitionalphrases
49. Write like Hemmingway
http://xrl.us/writelikehemmingway
50. Writing tips everyone must know
http://xrl.us/wrtingtips
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