Additional Writers' & Teachers' Resources

 

 

 

 

 

 

·         A Selected Bibliography of Gay Fiction - Rather dated (only goes through 1998), but still interesting if you're compiling a personal reading list

 

 

 

 

·         American Authors on the Web – selective but helpful listing of web resources

 

·         ArtNetWeb (online collection of links to everything from museums, to online exhibits, to online texts, dance organizations, libraries, etc. Check out the "Texts" section in particular)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

·         Great Books Online (texts of hundreds of public-domain books)

 

·         Another site for online texts (you'll be surprised what you find here!)

 

 

·         Sponsored by Books AtoZ

 

 

·         But Enough About Us: Incest and the Memoirization of American Fiction by Laura Miller (from Salon)

 

 

 

 

 

·         University of Missouri, Columbia

 

·         Kim Well's moderated e-journal, "devoted to women writers, beginning in the 19th century, who wrote 'domestic fiction.' Includes Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Louisa May Alcott, Kate Chopin, Sarah Orne Jewett, and others, plus a great set of links)

 

·         The English Server, the University of Washington's amazing collection of resources in Arts & Humanities

 

·         Links to literally hundreds of online texts  horror, sci-fi, supernatural, and many other genres of short story

 

Grammar: Meaning and Contexts –- Nancy Patterson’s excellent site

 

 

·         Great American Speeches Archive –- PBS site, many with audio



·         International/Multicultural Bibliography on Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Concerns (more than six years out of date, but includes good book list; from the Queer Resources Directory)

 

 

·         Illinois State University's "not-for-profit web site for the independent literary community"; includes searchable index to journals, presses, organizations, etc.

 

·         The Master Works of Western Civilization - As the name suggests, completely western-centered, but includes several "lifetime reading" lists that are of interest.

 

·         Native American Authors (Internet Public Library site; search by author, tribe, or title)

·         Native American Authors - Teacher Resources - nice site by Inez Ramsey at James Madison University; includes many additional links

 

 

 

 

 

 

·         People for the American Way - Public Education Issues (extensive PFAW site, includes information about censorship attempts  most of them successful  in classrooms across the U.S.; a search engine allows you to find incidents on a state-by-state basis)

 

·         San Francisco State University - The Poetry Center

 

The Poets - 161 Poets’ companion sites at U. Illinois at Urbana

 

·         Author Interviews - online texts of dozens of interviews with writers

 

·         Searchable index to thousands of online texts)

 

·         Ralan Conley's SpecFic & Humor Webstravaganza - Extensive, well organized, and painstakingly curated set of links to markets for writers of science fiction, humor, and "speculative" fiction. Includes impressive links collection to agents, contract and copyright information, and warnings about scams. Highly recommended.

 

At diane.com - nice set of links to online writing classes, information about writing careers, and more

 

·         Resources for English & American Literature- UT Austin

 

·         Rictor Norton's collection of essays on Gay History & Literature, including articles on Shakespeare, Spenser, Melville, Henry James, Whitman, many other writers and subjects

·         Scrivenery's List of Book Awards (includes complete lists of Pulitzer, Nobel, National Book Award, PEN/Faulkner, Booker, and Nat'l Book Critics Circle award winners)

 

·         University of Virginia etext archive:English Online Resources

 

 

 

 

 

·         Full-text archive of more than 12,000 ‘classic’ poems

 

·         Virtual Community: African American Library Research Guide- See also:

¨        Virtual Community:American Indian Studies Library Research Guide

¨        Virtual Community: Asian American Studies Library Research Guide

¨        Virtual Community: Latino Studies Library Research Guide

¨        Virtual Community: LGBT/Queer Studies Library Research Guide

 

·         Excellent resource for hundreds of North American writers

 

·         Complete archive of the NY Times' Writers on Writing column, a series in which writers explore literary themes. (Free, but may require registration.)

Yale University Library: American Literatureresources

 

 

·         Literary Magazines and E-Zines (including online text of this literary 'zine)

 

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