In the webliographies below this icon represents  |
while a star  indicates
a CHOICE Highly Recommended site |
| The Academy of American Poets |
poets.org |
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African American Women Writers of the 19th Century |
NYPL, Schomburg Center |
| American
Authors |
a good resource for undergraduate non-majors |
| American
Authors on the Web |
a good overall list |
| American Film Scripts
Online |
Alexander Street; access restricted
to current UTPB students and faculty |
| American Verse Project |
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| The Black Renaissance in
Washington, D.C.: 1920s-1930s |
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| The Carson McCullers Project |
information on McCullers is not available on the web to any great extent;
this site is the best, but needs to be used with caution |
| Celebration of Women
Writers |
University of Pennsylvania |
| The Complete Works
of Ralph Waldo Emerson |
University of Michigan |
| Contemporary American Poetry
Archive |
an electronic archive designed to make [a selection of] out-of-print
volumes of poetry available to readers, scholars, and researchers. |
| Early Americas Digital Archive, 1492-c. 1802 |
Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities |
| The Edith
Wharton Society |
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| Emily Dickinson Electronic
Archive |
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| Emily
Dickinson International Society |
Provides links to other Dickinson web sites. |
| Emily Dickinson poems |
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| Emma Goldman Papers |
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| Emory Women
Writers Resource Project |
primarily 17th-19th century |
| Electronic Archive of Early
American Fiction |
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| Faulkner
Resources Online |
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| Feminist Science Fiction, Fantasy & Utopia |
a large collection of bibliographies and checklists--recommended reading
lists, author indexes, critical works, Web sites--related to feminist science
fiction and fantasy; a wealth of information on this specialized but popular
topic |
| F. Scott Fitzgerald
Centennial Celebration Web |
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| Hemingway Resource Page |
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| Jack London Collection |
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| Library of Southern
Literature |
U of North Carolina |
| The
Literature & Culture of the American 1950s |
U. Pennsylvania
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|
Melville |
from the Internet Public Library Literary Criticism section |
| Merrycoz.org: Works For Children & Adults,
1800-1872 |
The site offers transcriptions and images from a variety of 19th-century
children's books and magazines; Dr. Pat Pflieger (English, Univ. of Pennsylvania)
the sites author argues that children's books and magazines from this period are
important because they are what 19th-century American citizens, voters,
and politicians read in their most impressionable years. This site
offers far more commentary and contextual information about these publications
than the similar areas on Project Gutenberg or the
International Children's Digital Library. |
| The Mississippi
Writer's Page |
Eudora Welty, William Faulkner |
| PAL: Perspectives
in American Literature |
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| Representative
Poetry Online |
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Storytellers: Native American Authors Online |
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Toni Morrison |
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| Twentieth
Century Poetry in English |
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| Uncle Tom's Cabin
and American Culture: A Multi-Media Archive |
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| Victorian Women Writers
Project |
Indiana University |
| The Walt Whitman Archive |
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| The Willa Cather Electronic Archive
|
one reviewer described it as a "splendid archive!"; the site is by far
the most careful and complete guide to Cather; organized and sponsored by
the University of Nebraska; the site covers all important aspects of Cather
research |
|
Women in Print: |
subtitled: Essays on the Print Culture of American women From the
Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries University of Wisconsin
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| Wright American
Fiction, 1851-1875 |
Indiana University; a collection
of 19th century American fiction, as listed in
Lyle Wright's bibliography American Fiction, 1851-1875.
There are currently 2,887 volumes |
| The Zora Neale Hurston
Plays |
10 plays by Zora Neale Hurston |
