Authors @ The Mining Company
: A very large list of practically every Author on the entire
internet. This is my first choice when researching authors.
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The Voice of
the Shuttle: Web for Humanities Research
is probably the best index of resources for Humanities browsing on
the net. Its
Literature
resources are especially useful, and the site is well maintained and
updated often.
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A
Collection of On-Line Literary Research Tools
maintained by Jack Lynch at UPENN indexes literary links by period.
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The English Server at
Carnegie Mellon University
is the most utilized Internet humanities server, publishing 18,500
texts to over a million readers per month, featuring everything from
cult theory to rhet comp.
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Listz
Searchable Directory of email Discussion Groups.
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Bookwire
is one of the best books sites on the web -- they host several book
related periodicals, and sport one of the best indexes of
book-related links to be found on the net.
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Zuzu's
Petals Literary Resource
: If you're interested in writing, or reading, on the net, you
should check out Zuzu: they've got everything, nearly, tons and tons
of links for writers (and a lit mag too).
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Bohemian
Ink
-- Chris Ritter's ever-improving guide to
Beat/Modern/Contemporary/Coffeehouse literature.
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The HUMBUL Gateway
at Oxford is a well-maintained index of resources for the
humanities.
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The Argus
Clearinghouse
-- an index of link indexes (like this one) for specific subject
areas -- a great research resource.
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The Internet
Public Library
at the University of Michigan is a great general index of reference
materials on the web.
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The American Arts and
Letters Network
promises to become a great resource for scholars in the humanities
-- the Network, funded by the Andrew Mellon Foundation, features a
searchable index of resources by subject and (in the future) MUDD,
MOOs, mediated chats and all sorts of other gizmos for high-tech
learning activity.
