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All is not lost, however. As with any democratic endeavor in its infancy there is bound to be chaos at the beginning. If the endeavor is worthwhile, order will begin to emerge, rules will be applied, and industrious individuals will organize, catalog, and review.

We are just now beginning to see signs of this activity on the Web. Unfortunately progress is slowed by the Web's sheer vastness. In the U.S. alone, there are 62 million users and hundreds of thousands of companies connected to the Web. Thousands of new Web sites are added daily around the world. This is both a blessing and a curse for writers: a blessing due to the huge amount of reference material, news, and general information, a curse due to the frustration of actually finding anything useful!

In this series of articles, I will be presenting some thoughts and advice on how writers, both published and non-published, can get the most out of the Web. I will start with a few basics on Web browsing and searching and present some useful starting points. Next, I will delve deeper into how to efficiently perform research on the Web. I'll also talk about how to use the Web to find agents, publishers, and professional organizations. I'll then discuss some places to go on the Web to find information on specific genres, such as young adult and children's writing, Christian writing, drama and playwriting, mystery, poetry, romance, history, and science fiction. Finally, I'll wrap things up with topics such as publishing online and creating your own Web site, and give a "must see" list of sites for any writer.