Literature
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| Mercer College's Great Books Program is here summarized and each
course's required reading listed. There are also links to related
fulltext works on the web. |
| This is a huge collection of material on the cultures of
indigenous peoples all over the world. Included are writings, sayings,
art, music, myths, prayers, stories, and poetry. The layers of
organization are sometimes a bit difficult, but the site has much to
offer. |
| This "writer's resource" lets you search for literary
agents, find useful associations, discover workshops and courses, and
more. |
| A gopher listing of hundreds of complete classic and contemporary
literary works. Huge!!! |
| This is an excellent resource and compilation of information about
Jane Austen. The biographical text is sprinkled with links to her
writings and to other sources. |
| Huge collection of articles, facts, and much more includes the works
of Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac. |
| This lovely site offers the life stories and the works of 20 sixteenth
century English authors, and also has sections for Medieval and
seventeenth century authors and works. |
| Mississippi Review online offers a range of literary articles,
reviews, and short stories. |
| Hundreds of hypertext books, available for downloading. Huge resource. |
| If you’re looking for a mythology book or magazine
article, this site can help. Title and author of thousands of works are
listed here, categorized by area of origin and further by type of myth or
character. (And if you’re interested in pet ferrets, the author has
information and pictures on that subject as well!) |
| The Northridge Review, published by California State University at
Northridge, is accepting submissions for its Winter issue. Poetry,
fiction, non-fiction, essays, and graphic art are all accepted. If
you're an aspiring or practicing author, take a look. |
| This Web-based work of art and literature is "constructed
somewhat like a labyrinth wherein works grow over time." A neat
presentation of how the Web can provide a new way to experience art,
literature, and storytelling. |
| This collection of online texts is organized by author. It's not a
huge number of works, but each title is complete so you must admire the
work put into the site. |
| Looking for some new ideas for teaching literature, writing, or
poetry? Check out these interesting lesson plans (130 so far) written by
Ray Saitz of Ontario, Canada, or submitted by other teachers. Also
contains links and library lessons. |
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