Links to Yijing related sites

I Ching with Clarity. These are delightful, intelligent people who are quite lively yet courteous in sharing highly diverse views about the Yijing.

www.zhouyi.com. Home of a welter of Yijing links, and a wonderful, vast, sprawling bibliography, aptly titled An Annotated I CHING Bibliography.

Calling Crane in the Shade This is the exquisite and information-packed site of the author of The Mandate of Heaven. This book was a great influence of The Chameleon Book.

The I Ching on the Net. Greg Whincup wrote the handsome translation Rediscovering the I Ching. He is a skilled poet, and has translated Chinese poetry as well. He also maintains this I Ching links page.

Links and Other Sites of Interest

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I Ching: The Chameleon Book A new I-Ching translation that tells the Zhou Conquest story, and relates this epic tale to the modern divination user. Heavily annotated and footnoted.

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This is an example of a Western Zhou Ding.

D J McAdam has a polished and eclectic bunch of links about board games, divination, book collecting and amateur murder. Eccentric and astute, this is what the Internet ought to be like.