- A
Celebration of Women Writers
This
site provides a directory of international female authors, browseable by name,
century, and country, with links to current writers and other women's literary
resources.
- A
Frost Bouquet
The
Virginia University Library presents an online exhibition on Robert Frost's life
and work, HTML versions of selected writings, photographs, and links to related
Internet sites.
- A
Shropshire Lad
Project
Bartleby at Columbia University presents an HTML version of A. E. Housman's collection
A Shropshire Lad (1896).
- A
Vindication of the Rights of Women
Project
Bartleby at Columbia University presents a hypertext version of Mary Wollstonecraft's
work A Vindication of the Rights of Women (1792).
- All
Alcott
This
privately maintained site provides a guide to the life and works of American writer
Louisa May Alcott, including an image gallery and links to other Internet resources.
- ASCAP
The American Society
of Composers, Authors and Publishers provides links to its online magazine and
information on its organization and services.
- BARTLEBY
The preeminent Internet publisher
of literature,reference and verse providing student,researchers and the intellectually
curious with unlimited access to books and information on the web, free of charge.
- BIBLIOMANIA
thousands of e-books, poems, articles,
short stories and plays all of which are absolutely free. You can read the world's
greatest fiction by authors such as Dickens and Joyce, Sherlock Holmes mysteries,
all Shakespeare's plays, or just dip into some short stories by writers such as
Mark Twain, Anton Chekov and Edgar Allan Poe .
- CERVANTES
PROJECT 2001
The Cervantes
Project 2001 provides a comprehensive resource of works relating to Spanish writer
Miguel de Cervantes, as well as links to related sites; available in Spanish and
English.
- Complete
Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley
Project
Bartleby at Columbia University presents a biography of English poet Percy Bysshe
Shelley and an HTML version of his Poetical Works (1892).
- Constructing
Franz Kafka
This Kafka
page has biographical and bibliographical information, critical essays, HTML versions
of selected texts in German and English, and links to related Internet sources.
- CyberSaunter:
Henry David Thoreau
This
privately maintained page has information on Henry David Thoreau's life and work,
including images and other resources.
- D.
H. Lawrence [Project Bartleby]
Project
Bartleby at Columbia University presents HTML versions of two collections of D.
H. Lawrence's poems.
- David
Mamet Info Page
This
privately maintained site includes biographical information about American playwright,
screenwriter, and director David Mamet, a bibliography, synopses and review excerpts
of many of his plays and films, and other resources.
- DeLillo's
America-A Don DeLillo Page
This
privately maintained site has background information on DeLillo's work as well
as extensive reading notes.
- Doris
Lessing: A Retrospective
This
privately maintained page has a biography of British writer Doris Lessing, a bibliography,
a portrait gallery, and other resources.
- Dr.
Seuss's Seussville
This
commercial site offers a variety of resources for children.
- Edmund
Spenser Home Page
This
privately maintained page has a chronology of English poet Edmund Spenser's life
and work, a bibliography, HTML versions of selected works, and links to related
Internet sources.
- Elihu
Vedder's Drawings for the Rubaiyat
The
National Museum of American Art presents biographies of Omar Khayyám and Edward
Fitzgerald, hypertext and audio versions of the Rubáiyát, and Elihu Vedder's illustrations.
- Encyclopedie
The ARTFL Project
at the University of Chicago presents a prototype of the first volume of Denis
Diderot's Encyclopédie (1751-72), including historical information and search
features.
- Ernest
Hemingway in Oak Park
This
site provides a chronology of American writer Ernest Hemingway's life and writings,
an online tour of the Ernest Hemingway Birthplace Home, information about the
Ernest Hemingway Museum, and links to other Web resources.
- Folger
Shakespeare Library
The
Folger Shakespeare Memorial Library presents a guide to its extensive collection
of printed works by Shakespeare, a schedule of public events, and information
about its academic programs.
- From
the Image Database of the Royal Library
The
Royal Library in Copenhagen presents a gallery of portraits of Hans Christian
Andersen.
- George
Eliot
This privately
maintained page has information about English writer George Eliot's life and work,
links to HTML versions of selected writings, images, and other resources.
- Hermann
Hesse
This privately
maintained site examines the works of novelist and poet Hermann Hesse and provides
links to related resources.
- Horace's
Villa Project
Presented
by the American Academy in Rome and the Italian Ministry of Culture, this site
presents information about the villa of the Roman poet Horace, located near Licenza,
Italy; it includes poetry, maps, images, and video clips.
- Ibsen
Skien Telemark Norway
The
municipality of Skien, Norway, offers a variety of information about Norwegian
playwright Henrik Ibsen; available in Norwegian and English.
- ILTweb
Digital Dante Project
The
Institute for Learning Technologies at Columbia University has a biography of
Italian poet Dante Alighieri, Italian and English versions of The Divine Comedy,
including images and notes, and other resources.
- Isaac
Asimov Home Page
This
privately maintained page has extensive information on American author Isaac Asimov's
writings, including an extensive bibliography, answers to frequently asked questions,
and links to related Internet resources.
- James
A. Michener: Tales of the storyteller
A
look at the life and works of author James A. Michener is presented at this official
site, including interviews with Michener, video clips, and links to related Internet
resources.
- Jane
Austen Information Page l
This comprehensive, privately
maintained Jane Austen site includes a biography, annotated and illustrated hypertext
versions of some of her writings, and criticism.
- Jeffers
Studies
Jeffers Studies
is an online journal devoted to and about the American poet Robinson Jeffers.
- John
Keats (1795-1821)
This
online exhibit from the British Library has a brief biography of English poet
John Keats, photographs, HTML versions of selected poems, and an audio clip.
- Judy
Blume's Home Base
The
official site of American author Judy Blume provides a biography, a bibliography,
a photo gallery, and other resources.
- Kurt
Vonnegut
This privately
maintained page has bibliographies of American author Kurt Vonnegut's writings,
critical essays, photographs, audio files, and links to related Internet sites.
- Laura
Ingalls Wilder Memorial Society
The
Laura Ingalls Wilder Memorial Society offers information about the writer's life
and works.
- Laura
Ingalls Wilder, Frontier Girl
This
privately maintained page has biographies of the characters in Wilder's "Little
House" books and other resources.
- Leaves
of Grass
Project
Bartleby at Columbia University presents a hypertext version of the 1900 edition
of Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass (1900).
- Lewis
Carroll Home Page
This
site has photographs, illustrations, links to online versions of Carroll's writings,
and other resources.
- Literary
Locales
The San Jose
State University Department of English offers a collection of photographs and
links to places that figure in the lives and works of famous authors.
- Mark
Twain
This privately
maintained site has a biography of American writer Mark Twain, electronic versions
of many of his novels, criticism, and teaching resources.
- Mary
Shelley and Frankenstein
This
privately maintained page has a biography of Mary Shelley, links to electronic
versions of Frankenstein, and many other resources.
- Michael
Crichton
This privately
maintained site provides information about American author Michael Crichton, including
a biography, filmography, and images.
- Milton-L
Home Page
This privately
maintained site is a guide to Internet resources relating to John Milton and his
works, including electronic texts, biographical materials, and other resources.
- Modern
British Poetry
Project
Bartleby at Columbia University presents a hypertext version of Louis Untermeyer's
anthology Modern British Poetry (1920).
- Official
Eric Carle Site
The
official site for author Eric Carle contains information about his books as well
as a brief biography.
- Paul
Laurence Dunbar Digital Text Archives
The
Wright State University Libraries offer an experimental database of American poet
Paul Laurence Dunbar's works converted to electronic format.
- Perspectives:
A Streetcar Named Desire
This
privately maintained site presents a guide to A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee
Williams; the site includes an account of Williams's life and career, information
about the play's setting and
characters, and other resources.
- Perspectives:
Edward Albee's Three Tall Women
This
privately maintained site presents a guide to Three Tall Women by Edward Albee;
the site includes a guide to Albee's life and career, information about the play's
setting and characters, and an interview with Albee.
- Poems
by Oscar Wilde
Project
Bartleby at Columbia University has hypertext versions of many of Oscar Wilde's
poems.
- Poems
of Gerard Manley Hopkins
Project
Bartleby at Columbia University presents HTML versions of selected poems, illustrations,
and other resources.
- Qrisse's
Edgar Allan Poe Pages
This
privately maintained page has biographical and bibliographic information about
Poe, HTML versions of selected writings, critical essays, and other resources.
- Ralph
Waldo Emerson
This
privately maintained page has quotations from American writer Ralph Waldo Emerson
and links to related Internet resources.
- Recovered
Notebooks from the Thomas Biggs Harned Walt Whitman Collection
The Library of Congress has on online
exhibit of four of American poet Walt Whitman's notebooks.
- Renaissance
Dante in Print (1472-1629)
The
University of Notre Dame presents an exhibition of Renaissance editions of The
Divine Comedy, including many book illustrations, a chronology of Dante's life,
and other resources.
- Renascence
and Other Poems
Project
Bartleby at Columbia University presents a hypertext version of Edna St. Vincent
Millay's Renascence and Other Poems (1917).
- Richard
Wright: Black Boy
This
page, sponsored by the Public Broadcasting Service, has a biography of Wright,
bibliographies, photographs, and a teacher's guide to the film Black Boy.
- Robert
Burns Tribute
This
site provides information about Scottish poet Robert Burns, including selected
poems, a biographical note, and other information.
- Samuel
Johnson
This privately
maintained page has HTML versions of Samuel Johnson's writings, essays, images,
and links to related resources.
- Seamus
Heaney
This site,
from the Internet Poetry Archive, has audio clips of Irish writer Seamus Heaney
reading aloud, hypertext versions of selected poems, and other information.
- Shakespeare
Illustrated http://www.cc.emory.edu/ENGLISH/classes/Shakespeare_Illustrated/Shakespeare.html
Shakespeare Illustrated presents paintings inspired by scenes in the plays
of William Shakespeare; privately maintained and hosted by Emory University.
- Shakespeare
Magazine
This online
companion to Shakespeare magazine offers selected articles, teaching resources,
and listings of Shakespeare events throughout the country.
- Steinbeck
Research Center
The
Steinbeck Research Center at San Jose State University has a chronology of American
writer John Steinbeck's life, information on and photographs of important locations
in his life and work, and other resources.
- Stendhal-A
Tribute to Marie Henri Beyle
This
privately maintained site offers information about French novelist and literary
critic Stendhal, including a biography, critical analyses of his works, and a
guide to other resources.
- The
Ayn Rand Institute
The
Ayn Rand Institute contains biographical information about American novelist and
philosopher Ayn Rand, including a guide to her works and her philosophy.
- The
Bronte Sisters
This
privately maintained page has biographies of the Brontë sisters, bibliographies,
electronic versions of selected works, several images, and links to related Internet
resources.
- The
Cicero Homepage
This
privately maintained page has a biography of Cicero, a bibliography, and HTML
versions of selected writings in Latin and English.
- The
Complete Works of William Shakespeare
This
site has searchable hypertext versions of the complete works of Shakespeare, a
glossary, Shakespearean quotations, and other resources.
- The
Emily Dickinson International Society
This
site, hosted by the University of Colorado at Boulder, contains information about
American poet Emily Dickinson, photographs, and other resources.
- The
Eudora Welty Newsletter
This
privately maintained site contains biographical information about American writer
Eudora Welty, answers to frequently asked questions, and a bibliography of her
works.
- The
Happy Prince
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above the city, on a tall column, stood the statue of the
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- The
H.D. Home Page
This
privately maintained page has a biography of Hilda Doolittle, a bibliography,
and links to related sites.
- The
H.P. Lovecraft Archive
This
privately maintained page has a brief biography of Lovecraft, a bibliography,
images, essays, and links to related Internet resources.
- The
International James Joyce Foundation
The
International James Joyce Foundation presents several online resources on James
Joyce and Joyce scholarship.
- The
J.R.R. Tolkien Information Page
This
privately maintained site has a comprehensive list of links to Internet resources
on author J.R.R. Tolkien.
- The
Kolb-Proust Archive for Research
The
Kolb-Proust Archive for Research at the Library of the University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign offers information about French writer Marcel Proust and his
time. - The
Life and Works of Herman Melville
This
privately maintained page has biographical information on Melville, an annotated
bibliography, electronic versions of his writings, images, and links to related
resources.
- The
Margaret Atwood Information Web Site
This
page has biographical information about Canadian writer Margaret Atwood, interviews,
photographs, and other resources.
- The
Marina Tsvetaeva Home Page
This
privately maintained site offers information about Russian poet Marina Tsvetaeva,
including a brief biography, descriptions of Tsvetaeva by people who knew her,
a selection of her poems, a bibliography, and a guide to other resources on the
Web.
- The
McLuhan Probes
The
McLuhan Foundation presents information on Canadian writer Marshall McLuhan's
life and philosophy, interviews, essays, and links to related sites.
- The
Mississippi Writers Page
The
University of Mississippi English Department presents a guide to Mississippi writers;
the site includes biographies, bibliographies, and information about the authors's
works .
- The
Mysterious Affair at Styles
Project
Bartleby at Columbia University presents a hypertext version of Agatha Christie's
The Mysterious Affair at Styles (1920).
- The
Online Writery
Hosted
by the University of Missouri, this site provides a forum for writers and online
writing help, with links to other Internet writing resources.
- The
Ovid Project: Metamorphosing the Metamorphoses
The
Ovid Project at the University of Vermont presents electronic versions of selected
poems in translation as well as many images.
- The
Poetical Works of John Keats
Project
Bartleby at Columbia University presents an electronic version of The Poetical
Works of John Keats (1884).
- The
Poetry of Paul Laurence Dunbar
The
Black Alumni Chronicle of the University of Dayton presents this site about the
American poet Paul Laurence Dunbar, including a biography, photographs, and selected
poems.
- The
Sam Shepard Web Site
This
privately maintained site offers information about American playwright and actor
Sam Shepard, including a biographical timeline, a bibliography of published works,
reviews of his plays and films, and other resources.
- The
Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
The
Shakespeare Birthplace Trust offers information about the houses associated with
William Shakespeare, as well as other materials.
- The
Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz Project
The
Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz Project has biographical and bibliographic information
on Mexican poet and scholar Juana Inés de la Cruz, as well as links to related
sites.
- The
Tolkien Society
The
Tolkien Society, an international nonprofit organization, provides information
about the life and work of writer J.R.R. Tolkien.
- The
Walker Percy Project
The
Walker Percy Educational Project, Inc. presents a variety of resources about American
essayist and novelist Walker Percy, including biographical information, a multimedia
gallery, a guide to his books, and an online research library.
- The
William Blake Archive
Hosted
by the Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities at the University of
Virginia, the William Blake Archive offers electronic versions of images and texts
by William Blake, along with a selected bibliography and other resources.
- Virtual
Emily
Virtual
Emily is a privately maintained resource providing an extensive chronology of
the life of Emily Dickinson.
- Voices
From the Gaps: Women Writers of Color
The
Department of English at the University of Minnesota offers this site devoted
to American women writers of African, Asian, Hispanic, and Native American descent;
the site includes biographies, bibliographies, and other resources.
- Walt
Whitman Hypertext Archive
The
Walt Whitman Hypertext Archive offers a collection of American poet Walt Whitman's
works and a gallery of portraits.
- What
the Thunder Said
This
privately maintained site includes a biography of poet T. S. Eliot, HTML versions
of selected poems, audio clips, and links to related resources.
- Willa
Cather
This
privately maintained page has biographical material on American writer Willa Cather,
a bibliography, critical essays, and links to related Internet resources.
- William
Faulkner
This
privately maintained page has a biography of American writer William Faulkner,
an annotated bibliography, filmographic information, audio clips, and other resources.
- Women
in Canadian Literature
The
National Library of Canada presents biographies and bibliographies of selected
Canadian writers.
- Wordsworth
Trust
The
Wordsworth Trust curates The Wordsworth Library and Museum in Dove Cottage, the
home of William Wordsworth for several years, and presents online exhibitions
of its collections.
- Work
in Progress: The James Joyce Homepage
This
privately maintained page has a biography of James Joyce, electronic versions
of selected texts, photographs, audio clips, and links to related Internet resources.
- Zembla
This privately maintained
page has a biography of writer and lepidopterist Vladimir Nabokov, bibliographic
and filmographic information, photographs, and links to related sites.
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