Worldwide Scrabble
- Official site provides history, trivia, and strategy tips for this board game, plus product information and links to clubs and organizations.
Anagrammer.com - Find the words from a given set of letters (up to 16) and determines their Scrabble scores.
The Daily Scrabble Puzzle Blog - Daily crossword and anagram puzzles for scrabble enthusiasts.
Onwords Scrabble Magazine - Quarterly magazine for Scrabble enthusiasts, and contains annotated games, word lists, challenges, competitions, strategy articles, reviews and news.
PersianCaesar.com - How to Have Fun with Scrabble. A post-colonial and postmodern analysis, by Julian Darius.
Scrabble Information and Resources - Has many Scrabble-related links on it including online dictionaries and some variations of the game.
Scrabble Junction - Offers word study lists, links, and games.
ScrabbleClub - Provides information about clubs, events, and resources for players.
ScrabbleLinks.com - A scrabble directory with rules, history, graphics, books, articles, software, quizzes, forums, playsites, leagues, and tournaments.
SOWPODS - Includes word lists, software, publications, a list of tournaments, mailing lists, and information about playing online.
Steven Alexander's Scrabble FAQ - Includes information on activities, publications, play-by-mail games and variants.
Only A Game Story : National School Scrabble Championships - Report on the 2005 USA school championship held in Boston. [Story starts at the 38:00 mark of this 49:30 streaming audio broadcast] (April 16, 2005)
Columbia Spectator - In Which I Get My Ass Kicked By a Dictionary - Author Phil Wallace describes a friendly game against his nationally ranked classmate at Columbia University, Dan Goldman. (September, 2003)
Boston Observer - The Spell of Scrabble - Sam Allis checks out a class at the local community for competitive Scrabble and discusses the differences between amateurs and experts. (June 24, 2001)
JVP's First Tournament - Christian Science Monitor reporter tells of his first-time tournament experience at a 1994 Boston-area Scrabble event. (May, 1994)
