Source for Online Literary Searches

PRESS RELEASE

LACEY, WA - May 20, 1999 (PM) -- The online literary world is complex. Great electronic resources await fiction writers, poets, screenwriters, songwriters, journalists, and others, but where are they?

In the past, long link lists at prominent literary sites and broad categories at macro search engines have been the only help, but often these tedious searches brought back poor results or none at all.

A group of writers and literary scholars who were tired of this problem created Pilot-Search, the new source for online literary searches.

Pilot-Search.com is a free online search engine - comprised strictly of literary links. Pilot includes over 10,000 searchable links. With over 250 categories Pilot covers Book Reviews, Interviews, individual writers like Tennessee Williams, Ghost Writing Services, e-Text, MFA Programs, Short Story Contests, and much more. Pilot links to the internal pages of big sites like Salon, Project Gutenberg, and the New York Times Book Review, but it also links to the pages of smaller sites like Georgejr.com, Scribendi!, and E-Script Workshop. Each day in the Featured Pages section, Pilot-Search spotlights five worthwhile articles or sites. Pilot also has an up-to-date Events Calendar for happenings on- and off-line.

Pilot-Search.com will celebrate its official launch on June 1st, but users are invited to take a sneak peek at the fully functional site now online Registering all individual articles, literature, interviews, services, and other literary URLs is not only welcome but strongly suggested. Just go to http://www.pilot-search.com, and click "Add a Site" to register your URLs.

Want to add the Internet's premier literary search engine to your Web site? Simply copy the search box code and give your users the power of Pilot-Search. With Pilot on your site, continually updating cumbersome pages of links will no longer be necessary.

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