English Department Homepages Worldwide -- a hyperlink list of over 300 English Department homepages.

Beyond the MLA Handbook : a Guide to documenting Electronic Sources on the Internet -- how to cite what you find on your travels.

The Copyright Clearance Center contact to get clearance to legally photocopy copyrighted materials.

Web-Cite : an index of online articles, a very useful new resource for literary studies on the Web, indexes articles that have been featured in online journals or which scholars have put online, ranging across the field of English studies, includes information about the articles, links to them, and multiple search mechanisms to find what your looking for. This site promises to become exceedingly useful as it grows.

The Chronicle of Higher Education includes much of the same information on-line as in their print edition, including the job offerings, for those of us hopeful of (hah) someday actually getting a real paid position in Academe. If your internationally-minded, the The Times Higher Education Supplement (U.K.) also provides valuable information.

EBR : The Electronic Book Review at ALTX is one of the most interesting sites of academic discourse on the net, a space where many of the "cutting edge" luminaries in English Studies come to spar.

The Academy of American Poets site, including a "listening booth" chock-full of RealAudio recordings of famous American Poets reading their work.

CELJ : The Council of Editors of Learned Journals.

A Lexicon of the Humanities : is a clever idea -- an index of all (well, some) of the convoluted, discombobulated, esoteric jargon we humanities types use to make the unbelievably simple sound infinitely complex.

A brief History of English Studies page featuring a useful Bibiliography .

The American Council of Learned Societies , a federation of 58 national learned societies in the humanities and social sciences. Pages contain descriptions and contact information for member societies.

PCA/ACA Pop Culture Association/American Culture Association.

Scholarly Societies Project -- an Index of Scholarly Societies with internet resources, including a Literature Societies page -- at the University of Waterloo.

The WWW Virtual Library Journals Index offers links to various professional academic journals.

The Electronic Newsstand offers current articles from newpapers, magazines, and newspapers on a searchable database.

The AAUP Index of Journals for Literature , an index of information on many different professional literature journals.

Mediations : The Journal of the Marxist Literary Group.

Project Muse at Johns Hopkins is one the most developed scholarly journal project on the web, home of some 40 full text editions of academic journals but (of course) there's a catch -- you need to subscribe to the journal to access the full text.

Electronic Theses and Dissertations in the Humanities : a page devoted to an interesting development for the future of humanities scholarship -- in 1997, Virginia Tech will require all Ph.D. candidates to submit their dissertations in electronic, browsable format.

Bonfire of Liberties is an interactive history of censorship in the Humanities.