Here are some of our favorite Strindberg sites:

Jonas Hedstrom created this site which is a good sampler of the zany excentricities of August Strindberg.
http://www.extrapris.com/astrindberg.html

Brief bio and list of work as well as some essays. Sampler.
http://www.kirjasto.com

Erin Bradley, Eun-Ha Paek & James Bewley created this great site. They created Helium to help lighten it up a little because Strindberg is so dark. Really? Check it out.
http://www.strindbergandhelium.com

Here's some of little blue light with links to some of Strindberg's influences.
http:/www.littleblue.com/

A sampling of Strindberg's photos.
http://www.gallen-kallela.fi/artnoir/Strindberg.html

Strindberg and Photography - An elegant, animated website from the Scandinavia House Exhibition - 2001 & 2002.
http://www.hallstromdesign.com/clients/strindberg/index.html

Listing of Strindberg work on film.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0834529/

An interesting interview.
http://members.garbersoft.net/spartacus/strindbe.htm

A must see site.
www.amscan.org

And if you're in Los Angeles -
www.experiencela.com

Have fun and be sure and let us know if you find a site you like in particular!

REFERENCE MATERIALS ON AUGUST STRINDBERG:
August Strindberg - Selected Resources

Strindberg and the Historical Drama
by Walter Gilbert Johnson. 323 pgs.

Miss Julie and Other Plays
by August Strindberg, Michael Robinson. 313 pgs.

The Vasa Trilogy: Master Olof, Gustav Vasa, Erik
XIV (includes plays and criticism)
by August Strindberg, Walter Johnson. 332 pgs.

Picturing Ourselves: Photography and Autobiography (includes "Photographing the Soul: August Strindberg")
by Linda Haverty Rugg. 286 pgs.

The Playwright as Thinker, a Study of Drama in Modern Times (includes a chapter on August Strindberg)
by Eric Bentley. 384 pgs.

The Flower and the Castle; An Introduction to Modern Drama (includes a chapter on August Strindberg)
by Maurice Valency. 468 pgs.

Iconoclasts (includes a chapter on August Strindberg)
by James Huneker. 430 pgs.

World Drama From Aeschylus to Anouilh (includes "Strindberg and the Play of the Subconscious")
by Allardyce Nicoll. 1000 pgs.

The First Moderns: Profiles in the Origins of Twentieth-Century Thought (includes "August Strindberg: Staging a Broken Dream 1907")
by William R. Everdell. 508 pgs.

Drama From Ibsen to Eliot (includes a chapter on August Strindberg)
by Raymond Williams. 274 pgs.

The Absent Father in Modern Drama (includes information on August Strindberg in "Questioning the Father's Authority")
by Paul Rosefeldt. 166 pgs.

A History of Sweden (includes information on Strindberg's influence in literature)
by Andrew A. Stomberg. 826 pgs.

Fiction as Social Fantasy: Europe's Domestic Crisis of 1879-1914, in Journal of Social History
by Rudolph Binion. 21 pgs.

A Study of the Modern Drama: A Handbook for the Study and Appreciation of the Best Plays, European, English and American, of the Last Half Century (includes a section on August Strindberg)
by Barrett H. Clark. 527 pgs