Want to shape up your storytelling and pump up your prose? Whether you're a screenwriter, copywriter or, umm, a writer-writer, these online courses can help you master the craft:

BBC Get Writing

Coffeehouse for Writers

U of Calgary's Grammar courses

Writer's Boot Camp

Writer-on-line

Last month we kicked off our blog recommendations for the New Year with a list of sites to help you write stronger. Just in case your resolve is wavering, here are more great websites to help you put pen to paper (or is it keyboard to screen?):

Writing, Clear and Simple

Grammar Girl's Quick & Dirty Tips for Better Writing

Business Writing

e-write

Dianna Huff, this week's "Candlepower" contributor, reads these marketing blogs and websites:

Web Ink Now

Blogging for Business

MarketingSherpa (Dianna also writes for them)

Marketing Profs

ClickZ

Have a question about editing and style? These online resources can help:

Chicago Style Q & A

APA Style.org

University of Colorado Style Guide

The Good Grammar, Good Style Pages

Detective novelists, here's a clue: Check out these crime writer blogs for tips on solving the ultimate whodunit -- writing a great gumshoe story!

Detectives Beyond Borders

Hardboiled Heaven

Crime Fiction Writer

The Rap Sheet

It's a Crime

Martha Barnette, the host of public radio's A Way With Words, recommends these sites on language:

World Wide Words (See our interview here)

Word Origins

These sites offer poets, poems, even tips on how to "win" at poetry workshops:

Poetry.org

Poetry X

The Poetry Project at St. Mark's Church

Poetry Slam Incorporated

Electronic Poetry Center