A web site could be stunnning in its graphic content, technologically advanced with all the lastest bells and whistles and be about absolutly nothing at all. Adding the consideration of image over  substance to the review of a web site means the browser should learn something of value after expending all that effort to navigate through the site. Being an academically based web site does not necessarily mean that everyone who visits the site will leave wiser for the time spent there. Obviously, what the viewer gains by visiting the site depends a lot on the personal motivation for is for the visit.  This comprehensive site about the work of William Blake, which contains the complete collection of prose and poetry generated by this man, is complete (not underconstruction), easy to understand and use (cyperbabble is happily absent).   Even the most casual reader to surf these pages can't help but to gain a little insight to the poetry included, even if only impressed with its volume. The truly dedicated user will be extremely pleased the accessibility and printability of thier favorite verses. Hey, if it was worth saying, Blake said it.
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