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Digital Librarian: A librarian's choice of the best of the web: A mega-listing of literary sites.
The Internet Public Library: Criticism.
The Internet Classics Archive: Greek and Roman classics in English translation.
Glossary of Literary and Rhetorical Terms, by Jack Lynch. Rutgers.
Literary Resources on the Net. Jack Lynch.
PAL: Perspectives in American Literature. California State University: Stainslaus.
VOS: Voice of the Shuttle. University of California at Santa Barbara.
The Labyrinth: Resources for Medieval Studies. Georgetown U.
Humanities Text Initiative. U of Michigan.
Library of Congress Online Catalog
Project Bartleby. Columbia U.
U of Virginia Electronic Text Center.
Voice of the Shuttle: Literature in English. U of California at Santa Barbara.
The American Short Story: A Selective Chronology.
Elements of the Short Story. Kathleen Dinneen and Maryanne O’Connor. Yale.
Short Story Reviews and Criticism. U of North Carolina.
Story: The Short Story. theshortstory.org.UK.
Writing a Critical Analysis of a Short Story. Memorial U.
Poets.Org: The Academy of American Poets: Find a poet, find a poem.
Representative Poetry On Line: University of Toronto. The poets, alphabetically by last name; their poems, by title; their poems, by first line; a timeline of poets, poems, and events; a calendar, the year's days; a keyword search of words in the poems; a glossary of poetic terms and forms; writings on poetry, by great poets and readers; UTEL, the outermost English library.
American Verse Project: The American Verse Project is a collaborative project between the University of Michigan Humanities Text Initiative (HTI) and the University of Michigan Press. The project is assembling an electronic archive of volumes of American poetry prior to 1920. The full text of each volume of poetry is being converted into digital form. . . . These texts may be copied freely by individuals for personal use, research, and teaching (including distribution to classes) as long as this statement of availability is included in the text. They may be linked to freely in Internet editions of all kinds, including for-profit works.
The Modern English Collection: Electronic Text Center
Favorite Poem Project: Archive of Robert Pinsky's nationwide initiative to record Americans reading their favorite poems, as well as explaining what these poems mean to them.
The Internet Poetry Archive: Phillip Levine, Seamus Heaney, Czelaw Milosz, Robert Pinsky, Yusef komunyakaa, Margaret Walker, Richard Wilbur.
Poems on Poems: Poems by poets on poetry.
The English Server Drama Collection: "This site contains a collection of original plays and screenplays, criticism and links to other sites concerned with theatre. It publishes both classic and contemporary works. . . ."
The WWW Virtual Library:Theatre and Drama: "Here you will find pointers to resources in more than 50 countries around the world, for professionals, amateurs, academics and students of all ages."
Literary Resources: Theatre and Drama: "This page is part of the Literary Resources collection maintained by Jack Lynch of Rutgers."
Greek Tragedy: A wealth of information on Greek theater and tragedy; many links.
The Performance of Greek Tragedy: Cultural Background, Physical Properties, Production. "This site is a production of the students in CLAS 119-01, Incest and Parricide: Myths of Oedipus and Orestes, taught by Prof. Barbette Spaeth, Dept. of Classical Studies, Tulane University, in the Fall of 1998.'
Shakespeare and the Early Modern English Theatre. Leigh T. Denault.
Why Read Plays. Edward Albee.
Literature: Prentice Hall
The Problem of Meraning in Literature: Professor John Lye, Brock University.
Writing About Literature. Purdue University Writing Lab.
Writing About Literature. Capital Community College.
Writing Papers of Literary Analysis. Seamus Cooney. Western Michigan U.
Literary Criticism. Internet Public Library.