To Learn More About Polyamory

There is a lot of information available on the net, so we've provided a very brief list of sites that present various views on polyamory. It certainly isn't complete, but you'll find more links at these sites:

The alt.polyamory home page
Responsible Non-Monogamy - a brief introduction to polyamory. This includes a good overview of the terminology often used when discussing poly relationships.
PolyFamilies for the Practical
Polyamory: What It Is and What It Ain't
The Sacred Space Institute
The Polyamory Society
Robert Rimmer's site - an author who introduced many to polyamory in books like The Harrad Experiment.
Polygeometry: On Love, Relationships and the New Math (article from Anything That Moves). (This article is temporarily offline, but we're leaving the link because ATM says it will be back shortly.)
The Poly Bureau
Unitarian Universalists for Polyamory Awareness
A Bouquet of Lovers - an article by Morning Glory Zell, who originally coined the term polyamory.
Polyamory? What? Why? How?

A very brief suggested reading list would include

Love Without Limits by Dr. Deborah Anapol is often available at OutWrite Books in Atlanta, or you can buy it from Amazon.
Loving More magazine - they also have several mailing lists you can join from their site.
Breaking the Barriers to Desire: Polyamory, Polyfidelity and Non-monogamy -- new approaches to multiple relationships, edited by Kevin Lano. (Amazon thinks it's out of print, but the web page gives directions for ordering from the publisher.)
The Ethical Slut: A Guide to Infinite Sexual Possibilities by Dossie Easton & Catherine A. Liszt. I know I've seen that at OutWrite, or you can try Amazon. There's a good review of it on the Society for Human Sexuality's web site.
Many, many people have been introduced to polyamory through the fiction of authors such as Robert Heinlein and Robert Rimmer. If you're looking for more fiction, check the alt.polyamory FAQ culture supplement.

If you have questions or are looking for discussion, there are plenty of mailing lists devoted to the topic.

Just For Fun

Jake the Rake - a bi poly comic
Gaia Consort - fun poly music, particularly Family and Move to the Country.
See the Alt.Polyamory FAQ: Culture Supplement for more books, music, movies, etc.

Background graphic courtesy of:
The Polyamory Awareness and Acceptance Ribbon Campaign