200 Links
There is so much information available on the net, it is sometimes difficult to find
reliable information for research. Below are some of the more better pages for
relevant authors that I have found to date. Notice that not every site linked here is
necessarily scholarly enough to use in a paper. Apply the normal standards.
At present, there are some fifty links here, but this is a work in progress; the goal
is, well, two hundred. If you find a page that you think deserves a link on this page, let me know.
| Specific Authors or Texts |
General Sites |
| Samuel Beckett |
Bulwer-Lytton
Fiction Contest, for the worst possible first lines of a novel |
| Beowulf |
Epitaph
Browser |
| Thomas
Browne |
Governor General's Literary Awards |
| Robert Browning |
Norton
Topics Online |
| Geoffrey
Chaucer |
Nobel Prize
for Literature, have you got yours yet? |
| Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
Wordsmith.org,
for lovers of language |
| Robertson
Davies |
The Wordspy,
"devoted to lexpionage, the sleuthing of new words and phrases." |
| John Donne |
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| T.S.
Eliot |
Glossaries of literary terms |
| Nadine
Gordimer |
Bob's Byway |
| Thomas Gray |
Silva
rhetoricae |
| Seamus
Heaney |
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| Samuel Johnson |
Literary Forms |
| Lynch's Johnson
Page |
Villanelle
Central |
| Lives of the
English Poets |
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| Christopher Marlowe |
Writing Links |
| John Milton Milton-L Page
Paradise Lost Study Guide |
Dr. Pettigrew's Writing Page |
| Lady
Mary Wortley Montagu |
The Drama of Shakespeare's England |
| Dorothy
Parker |
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| Edgar
Allan Poe |
Elsewhere at CBU |
| Alexander
Pope |
Dr. Silverberg's Page |
| Adrienne
Rich |
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| Theodore Roethke |
Literate Diversions |
| William Shakespeare Shakespeare and the Internet
Shakespeare Insults |
The
Straight Dope, "fighting ignorance since 1973" (apparently, they say, it's
taking longer than they thought it would); special bonus: this question
posed by Dr. Pettigrew himself. |
| Mary Shelley |
The
Watley Review, "dedicated to the production of articles completely without
journalistic merit or factual basis." Hilarious. |
| Sir Gawain and the Green Knight |
Words, Woe and Wonder. Blair Shewchuck's commentary on the CBC's use
of the English language. Witty, informed, and thoughtful. |
| Edmund Spenser |
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| Robert Louis Stevenson The Stevenson Web Site
(Ed. Richard Dury)
Online
Stevenson Exhibit (National Library of Scotland) |
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| Jonathan Swift |
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| Alfred, Lord Tennyson |
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| Dylan
Thomas |
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| Virginia Woolf |
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| William Wordsworth |
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| The York
Plays |
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