A blog-friendly literary link directory.

[Darryl Erentzen]

Lit Lynx

 

 

A blog-friendly literary link directory.

 

Lit Lynx collects links to publishing industry resources, author pages, literary blogs, literary agent sites, and other book-related sites.

 

Listings are free, but moderated.

 

Feel free to submit links and add custom categories, but anything off-topic will not be approved and categorization is at the discretion of Lit Lynx.

 

Updates may take several hours to appear even after approval, as the site makes use of the CloudFlare CDN (Content Distribution Network - a global cloud service). The CDN takes awhile to refresh its cached copies of the site.

If you have any issues with the site, please contact [e-mail].

[Christine Rice]

This is great! I submitted a bunch of links. I made one mistake by submitting a link for my health blog, because I forgot it was a literary only directory, so you can ignore or cancel that submission. I look forward to seeing your directory grow :)

[Darryl Erentzen]

Lol I only checked a couple and approved them all after seeing that the first few were legit.

[Darryl Erentzen]

I moved your health blog into the "Off-Topic But Fun" category.

[Christine Rice]

My submissions don't appear to be on the site yet.

[Darryl Erentzen]

Updates may take several hours to appear even after approval. If you want to see your links right away, you can get around it by going into the forum section and creating an account. The site is not cached for logged-in users. Everyone else gets a cached version that only updates every few hours.

[Darryl Erentzen]

Tell everyone!

[Christine Rice]

I will try!

[Christine Rice]

I shared it all over.

[Sally]

Hey...! :)

This might sound funny...but....

Since I am no techie..would you mind explaining the diff. b/w link name and link address...!

[Darryl Erentzen]

Link Name is the Title of the page or whatever you'd like it to appear as in the listing.

Link Address is the URL of the page, usually:

http://[nameofblog].[nameofhost].com/

or

http://www.[yourdomain].com/

Of course, the ".com" can be ".org" or ".net" etc. and there's not always a "www", as that part is really up to your hosting service provider, or up to you if you have that level of control over your hosting account.

LOL I hope that answer's not confusing!

I guess I should add some explanatory text to the form.

[Christine Rice]

I just tried adding two more links, but there is an error message each time. Just wanted to let you know. Hopefully it will be fixed soon.

[Darryl Erentzen]

Ouch! Give me 10 minutes!