Note: The information on these sites is not necessarily entirely accurate.  I don't include sites that contain what I consider to be blatant untruths, but since there is a great deal of uncertainty surrounding Alexander, I do include some that I disagree with or that say things I'm uncertain of.  So, I would like to remind everyone that you can't believe everything you hear (or, as the case may be, read.)

Alexander the Great group on AncientWorlds
Alexander the Great on the Web
Hephaistion
Beyond Renault
pothos.org
ALEXANDER THE GREAT, Project by JJP
About.com
A nice site I found on GeoCities
Alexander of Macedon Temple
Royalty.nu
Wikipedia  (Read the comments, too)
AlexandertheGreat.gr
Interesting.com
History & Philosophy
History Channel
Alexander the Great FAQ
Kalliston.org
Seleukids.org
The greatest military commander (Vote!)
Dragonrest Histories

Note: These aren't all books that I personally have read and am recommending, some of them are just books that I've heard of it.  So please, if you read them and hate them, don't blame me!  Also, if you have a suggestion for a book to put on here, feel free to contact me!  (There's a note on the Offerings page about how to do that.)

Alexander of Macedon, by Peter Green
Fire from heaven, The Persian boy, and Funeral games, by Mary Renault (fiction)
The nature of Alexander, by Mary Renault
Alexander the Great, by Richard Stoneman
In the footsteps of Alexander the Great, by Michael Wood
Conquest and Empire, by A. B. Bosworth
The genius of Alexander the Great, by N. G. L. Hammond
The virtues of war, by Steven Pressfield (fiction)
Alexander the Great, by Robin Lane Fox
The Life of Alexander the Great, Plutarch
Alexander the Great, by Lewis V. Cummings

The Shrine would like to thank:

The Alexander the Great group on AncientWorlds, the first place I ever found where I could talk a lot about Alexander and people would actually know what I was talking about;

Mary Renault, who wrote the first book I ever read about Alexander and thus got me interested in him;

Peter Green, who wrote the first non-fiction book I ever read about Alexander, and thus made it so that I actually knew some facts instead of just what it said in Fire from Heaven;

Sky, who was my only friend who was actually enthusiastic about the Alexander Shrine when I thought it up (although, to be fair, I do have friends who I haven't technically shown the Alexander Shrine to, and I think some of them would be enthusiastic);

Anyone who's ever helped people learn more about Alexander;

Anyone who's ever talked with me about Alexander, including those who argue because getting angry over it just makes me more enthusiastic;

Alexander himself, of course, who was an awesome enough guy to warrant my liking him a lot and making this Shrine;

Alexander's friends, especially Hephaestion;

and, everyone who I failed to thank here but who nevertheless deserves to be thanked.