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This page was originally created for
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A Student Fiction ‘Zine. Short stories from English 221 classes.
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Before you begin: Some of the sites you will find
here are designated “web-archived.” What that means is either that
(a) the original host either no longer exists or (b) that it has stopped
hosting the site. But “dead” web pages can often be resurrected via
web archives. When I have linked to a web-archived site or document, I’ve
tried to let you know that so you won’t be surprised if you find that
some of the original material is missing (photos and graphics are particularly
likely to disappear) or that some of the document’s
internal links no longer function. Caveat browser.
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Acker, Kathy
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Dead Doll
Humility (from PostModern Culture, 1990) [06/30/07]
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Obsession (from PostModern
Culture, 1992) [06/30/07]
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“Theoretical Grrrl: The Legacy
of Kathy Acker” - perceptive article by C. Carr from The
Village Voice [06/30/07]
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“Kathy
Acker, Clarion of Entropy” - Mark Pritchard’s remembrance of
Acker the month after her death in 1997; includes useful links [06/30/07]
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Kathy
Acker (1944-1997) (collection of links)
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Kathy Acker Interview by R. U. Sirius (io, c. 1997) [06/30/07]
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Mark/Space’s
Kathy Acker links [06/30/07]
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“In Memoriam to Kathy
Acker: A Deleuze and Guattarian Approach” by Robert Lort
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The Official Sherman
Alexie Site [06/30/07]
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I Hated Tonto (Still Do)
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What It Means to Be Sherman Alexie (profile by Russ
Spencer from Book, July/August 2000) [06/30/07]
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Modern American Poetry’s Alexie site
[06/30/07]
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At Navajo Monument
Valley Tribal School (poem) [06/30/07]
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A Train is an Order of Occurrence
Designed to Lead to Some Result (short story) [06/30/07]
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Defending Walt Whitman (poem) [06/30/07]
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At the Trial of Hamlet, Chicago, 1994 (poem) [06/30/07]
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A
Reservation Table of the Elements (poem)
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Talking Trash - The Interview (Marilee
Strong’s interview with Dorothy Allison for
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The Salon
Interview - Laura Miller
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“Dorothy
Allison: The Value of Redemption”by Kathleen Wilkinson
(Curve, 2001)
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“Hands”
(Perhaps
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Winesburg,
Ohio[complete online text] [06/29/07]
- Cartwheel (A short story that uses
language and geography as symbols of ... what?) [online text] [06/29/07]
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Three Short Pieces
by Margaret Atwood (excerpted from Good Bones, reprinted from the Mississippi
Review, 1995) at the MR archive. [online text] [06/29/07]
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O. W. Toad’s
Margaret Atwood Information Site [06/29/07]
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Brittney Goodman’s collection of Margaret Atwood links,
including references/study guides to particular works [06/29/07]
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Mother Jones magazine’s 1997 interview
with Margaret Atwood [06/29/07]
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Wired
for Books Atwood Interview (RealPlayer audio player required) [06/29/07]
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“Blood and
Laundry” (Laura Miller interview from Salon) [06/29/07]
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“Every Wife’s Nightmare“
-Review of The Robber Bride by Lorrie Moore [06/29/07]
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Feature contains a bio, book list, excerpt, and links
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“Whose Harlem is This,
Anyway?“ -
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James Baldwin: An Appreciation
by John Stevenson, from the
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link to RealAudio recording of a 1979 interview with
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Negroes Are Anti-Semitic Because
They’re Anti-White - Baldwin in the NY Times, April 9, 1967
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The American Dream and the American
Negro- Baldwin in the NY Times, March 7, 1965
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Last of the Great Masters - Baldwin on Toni
Morrison
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How
One Black Man Came To Be an American: A Review of Roots - Baldwin
article for the NY Times
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An Open Letter to Mr. Carter
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If Black English Isn’t a
Language, Then Tell Me, What Is? - NY Times, July 29, 1979
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Trapped Inside James Baldwin - Michael
Anderson’s review of Baldwin’s Collected Essays
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Autobiographical Notes - Baldwin’s
introduction to his Collected Essays
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“The Lesson
“ from Gorilla, My Love by Toni Cade Bambara [.pdf] [06/29/07]
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In
Praise of Toni Cade Bambara - Tributes on the author’s death,
including QuickTime video [06/29/07]
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Toni
Cade Bambara, Empowering the Community that Names Her - article by Dorothy
Harris from African American Women’s Literature site [06/29/07]
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Toni Cade Bambara biography
and bibliography from the Voices from the Gaps site [06/29/07]
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Jessamyn.com
- the main source of Barthelmiana on the web; includes links to online texts of
quite a few Barthelme stories)
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Mutant
Anxiety: On Reading Barthelme’s Narrator in “Me and Miss Mandible
“ - David Amadio’s essay from Conventions of Reading
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Barthelme
section from The Scriptorium site - good introductory essay by Gus Negative [06/29/07]
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Classroom
Issues and Strategies for Barthelme - compiled by Linda Wagner-Martin and
Charles Molesworth
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More Barthleme links and excerpts
on this quirky site
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“The first thing
the baby did wrong....” - a funny and often anthologized Barthelme
story [06/29/07]
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August 1998 Atlantic Monthly
interview with the author
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“Two
Altercations” (a story by Bausch from the Fall 1996 issue of Ploughshares)
[online text]
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Richard
Bausch page and bibliography (web-archived site) [06/29/07]
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HarperCollins.com “Reader’s
Guide“ to Bausch’s novel Hello the Cannibals
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The
Wife’s Tale - Bausch story from Ploughshares [06/29/07]
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A unique, wacky, and wonderful Italian writer - the Italian Borges! (In
Italian) [online texts of stories and other writing] [06/29/07]
Beattie, Ann
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Where Characters Come From
(essay from the Mississippi Review) [06/30/07]
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Profile of
Ann Beattie from Ploughshares [06/29/07]
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Review of Another
You from
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“What Is This Bee?”
(Boyle on the perils of giving public readings, from the LA Weekly) [06/30/07]
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Sandye Utley’s T. C. Boyle Resource Center [06/30/07]
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Gregory
Daurer’s conversation with Boyle from Salon
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Boyle interview
from Philadelphia City Paper [06/29/07]
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Boyle
interview and discussion of his novel, Riven Rock [06/29/07]
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Reinhard Donath’s T. C. Boyle: The Author
and his works [06/30/07]
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New York Times’ Featured Author: T. Coraghessan
Boyle [free, but may require you to register] [06/30/07]
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TCBoyle.com (the
official site) [06/29/07]
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Truman Capote: A Black + White Tribute [06/29/07]
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New York Times’ More on Truman
Capote [free, but may require you to register] [06/29/07]
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Interview with George
Plimpton about his book, Truman Capote, In Which Various Friends,
Enemies, Acquaintances, and Detractors Recall His Turbulent Career [06/29/07]
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Good synopsis from
Books and Writers [06/29/07]
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The PBS
website has materials coordinated with its “American Masters”
special on Capote [06/29/07]
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“Golden Boy: The Life &
Letters of Truman Capote.” Very nice Thomas Mallon New Yorker piece reviewing the
publication of Capote’s collected letters, but full of gossipy tidbits
about Capote himself. [.pdf] [06/29/07]
Phil Carson’s Raymond Carver page (including bibliography)Carve Magazine,online ‘zine loosely dedicated to Raymond Carver- The
Raymond Carver Web Site [06/29/07]
- Two Interviews with
Raymond Carver - William Stull’s site [06/30/07]
- Salon’s inquiry into the controversy
surrounding Carver’s story, “Cathedral,” which
some believe is oddly similar to a little-known D.H. Lawrence story [06/30/07]
- Carver
biography and list of works [06/30/07]
David Koehne’s 1978 interview with Raymond CarverWendy Chapman’s odd but interesting comparative essay, “The Minimalist Styles of Raymond Carver and Suzanne Vega“
- Anton Chekhov
on Writing (
A Virtual tour of Taganrog, Chekhov’s birthplaceYvan Russell’s Anton Chekhov Page - impressive collection of links- “Difficult
People,” short story [online text] [06/29/07]
- “About Love,”
short story [online text] [06/29/07]
- Books & Writers
Chekhov material [06/29/07]
The Wife of His Youth and Other Stories of the Color Line [online text] (Pub’d 1901, by Houghton Mifflin) Chesnutt’s second book of stories includes: The Wife of His Youth, Her Virginia Mammy, The Sheriff’s Children, A Matter of Principle, Cicely’s Dream, The Passing of Grandison, Uncle Wellington’s Wives, The Bouquet, and The Web of Circumstance.Chesnutt’s best known novel is The Conjure Woman [online text], published in 1899The Colonel’s Dream [1905 novel; online text by UC-Chapel Hill “Documenting the American South project]- Perspectives
in American Literature s Chesnutt
resources [06/29/07]
- A Visit to Avoyelles [online text] [06/29/07]
- A Lady of Bayou St. John [online text] [06/29/07]
- Regret.
- UNC-Chapel
Hill site with Chopin info plus links to her short-story
collection, A
Night in Acadie [online text]
- Perspectives
in American Literature Research and Reference Guide to Kate
Chopin [06/29/07]
- Kate
Chopin Teacher
Resource File [06/29/07]
- Kim
Well’s Domestic Goddess” site, Chopin
section
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The Permeable Boundaries of Cyberspace, or How many times do we have to kill the Author? (by Eric
Crump,
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And here’s that essay: “The End of
Books“ [06/29/07]
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“The Heresy of Hypertext: Fear and Anxiety
in the Late Age of Print” (1995 John Tolva essay: “Despite
exaggerated reports of its demise, the codex book is not dead - but ...
it isn’t likely to remain the dominant means of textual dissemination. So
the question is not if computers will transform our notion of reading and
writing, but instead how?”) [06/29/07]
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Inquiring
Minds: Robert Coover on e-publishing [06/29/07]
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Aunt Ida Pieces A Quilt (poem) [06/29/07]
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Native American Authors Project’s Louise Erdrich page
(annotated index of links)
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Voices from the Gaps’ Louise Erdrich
site
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“Two
Languages in Mind, but Just One in the Heart” by Louise Erdrich (New
York Times 22 May 2000) [free, but may require you to register] [06/29/07]
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Andrew
O. Wiget’s reading/study guide to Erdrich [06/29/07]
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“Louise
Erdrich explores mysteries and miracles on the reservation“ - 2001
Alden Mudge interview [06/29/07]
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The Salon
Interview: “The Creative Instinct” - by Robert Spillman (Salon,
1996) [06/29/07]
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“More Love Medicine“ -
“Louise Erdrich says writing is her passion, not her political
platform” (Polly Sprenger profile and bio at A&E, 11 Apr. 1996) [06/29/07]
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Review of Tales of Burning Love,
Erdrich’s sixth novel [06/29/07]
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Louise Erdrich: Noteworthy Free
Web-Sites – some of these many links are down, but there’s much
good info here. [12/03/09]
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The
Definitive Internet Guide to Nobel Prize-winning novelist William Faulkner
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Faulkner’s Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech
(December 10, 1950)
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The Center for Faulkner studies,
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A Rose for Emily: Selected
Bibliography of Criticism
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The
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“WAS”
by William Faulkner [online text]
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A Rose for
Emily [online text]
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Spotted
Horses [online text] (web-archived document)
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The Machine Stops
(bizarre 1909 sci-fi story by EMF) [online text]
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“Only
Connect” - The Unofficial E.M. Forster website
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“Connecting with
E.M. Forster“ (excellent Sidney Perkowitz essay from The American
Prospect)
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Shergood
Forest’s Forster info
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Cybella’s “A Passage Through E.M.
Forster site [06/29/07]
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The Novels of E. M. Forster (essay by
Virginia Woolf from the November, 1927, issue of The Atlantic Monthly)
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Somewhat acid consideration of “closeted” Forster from
Andrew Hodges and David Hutter’s 1974 gay liberation pamphlet, With Downcast Gays
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Information about Queer Forster,
“a radical revision of gay criticism [that] focuses on E. M.
Forster’s place in the emerging field of queer studies” - U.
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Information about films made from Forster’s novels: A Room
with a View; Howards End; Maurice; Where Angels Fear to Tread
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Online texts: View; The Longest Journey; Where Angels
Fear to Tread
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Pharos’ E.M. Forster site -
Forster in Egypt
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“Transvaluing immaturity:
reverse discourses of male homosexuality in E.M. Forster’s posthumously
published fiction” - Critical article by Stephen Da Silva
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Donna J.
Pridmore’s Forster page, with numerous links to online texts. [06/29/07]
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“Whose books once influenced mine:”:
The relationship between E.M. Forster’s Howards End and Virginia
Woolf’s The Waves - Michael J. Hoffman essay from Twentieth
Century Literature [06/29/07]
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Alexander Laurence’s 1994 Interview with Mary
Gaitskill [06/30/07]
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“My Inspiration: Vladimir Nabokov - Sorcery of
Cruelty” (Mary Gaitskill’s article for salon.com) [06/30/07]
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Gaitskill’s quirky review of The Hunchback of Notre Dame [06/30/07]
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“The Dentist“ - story from
Gaitskill’s Because They
Wanted To [06/30/07]
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Gary
Percesepe’s essay, “What’s Eating William Gass?“from the Mississippi Review [06/30/07]
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman Newsletter and
information about the Charlotte Perkins Gilman Society
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“The Giant Wistaria“ - another Gilman
online story [06/30/07]
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Kim Wells’ “Domestic Goddess” site - Gilman resources [web-archived
document] [06/30/07]
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Herland (Gilman’s sci-fi, utopian novel) [online text at
Project Gutenberg]
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Elaine Hedges’ Gilman study and classroom guide [06/30/07]
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Perspectives in American Literature -
Gilman resources (primarily bibliographic)
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“The Yellow Wallpaper“ and “Why I Wrote ‘The Yellow Wallpaper‘“
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s The Yellow Wallpaper: A Poetics of the Inside
- essay by Beth Snyder [06/30/07]
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NY Times obit, April 6, 1997 [06/30/07]
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“Beat laureate Allen Ginsberg goes bananas“ - Controversial interview Ginsberg gave to the NAMBLA
Bulletin [06/30/07]
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Ashes and Blues- nice site maintained by
Dharmaggedon [06/30/07]
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“The Overcoat,” well
known short story that figured so importantly in Jhumpa Lahiri’s, The
Namesake. [.pdf] [06/30/07]
Hannah, Barry
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Hannah material at the Mississippi
Writers’ Page
[06/30/07]
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Interview with Barry Hannah, Mississippi
Review [06/30/07]
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First chapter of Yonder Stands Your
Orphan from the Houston Chronicle
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Perhaps the World Ends Here (poem) [06/30/07]
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The Place The Musician Becomes A Bear (poem) [06/30/07]
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She Had Some Horses (poem) [06/30/07]
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Official Joy Harjo sitewith nice photos and good links to Harjo’s poetry
(many online) and music [06/30/07]
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Joy Harjo’s Web
Log [06/30/07]
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Voices from the Gaps - Harjo resources [06/30/07]
· The Hemingway Blog (David Gagne’s
pages; many links)
[06/30/07]
· The Papa Page (good links, photos,
biography - web-archived site) [06/30/07]
· Virtual Hemingway at the Hemingway
Society’s site - many links [06/30/07]
· Hemingway’s war
correspondence, 1917-1918 for the
· The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum - information about the famous six-toed cats! [06/30/07]
· Tracking Hemingway
- essay on considerations of Hemingway by Atlantic Monthly writers over
nearly 50 years [06/30/07]
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Learning in the Shadow of Race and Class -
essay from the Chronicle of Higher Education [06/30/07]
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Voices
from the Gaps - bell hooks material
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Postmodern Blackness - important 1990 essay
from Postmodern Culture [06/30/07]
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Sexism and Misogyny: Who Takes the Rap?- Z
Magazine 1994 [06/30/07]
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On Death and Patriarchy in Crooklyn -
another from Z Magazine [06/30/07]
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First chapter of Killing Rage: Ending
Racism, courtesy of Booknotes.org [06/30/07]
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Booknotes transcript
of November 19, 1995 interview with hooks [06/30/07]
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Negroes Without Self-Pity - 1943 essay by Hurston from The American
Mercury
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About.com’s
consideration of Hurston’s autobiography, Dust
Tracks on a Road
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Kip’s Zora Neale Hurston page [06/29/07]
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Voices from the Gaps (includes ZNH
biography and bibliography) [06/29/07]
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Zora Neale Hurston biography [06/29/07]
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Annual Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts & Humanities [06/29/07]
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“Spunk“ [online text] [06/29/07]
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The Zora Neale Hurston Digital Archive
(with online texts of stories & essays) [06/29/07]
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“The Haunted World of Shirley Jackson“
- interesting site; check out scans of photos from a Jackson bio [06/29/07]
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“The Lottery“ [online text] [06/29/07]
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“A Reading of Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery“
- nice essay by Peter Kosenko from the New Orleans Review [06/29/07]
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The Henry James Scholar’s Guide to Web Sites
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The Center for Henry James Studies at Creighton
University plus link to the Henry James Society
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Books & Writers’ Henry James site
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Heath Anthology James site, with links and
bibliography
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An International Episode by Henry James
[online text] [06/29/07]
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The Jolly Corner by Henry James [online
text]
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The Aspern Papers by Henry James [online
text] [06/29/07]
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The American by Henry James [online text] [06/29/07]
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The Story of a Year by Henry James [online
text] [06/29/07]
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Joyce Sites on the WWW (doesn’t appear to have been updated in a while,
but a place to start) [06/29/07]
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A website devoted to the Writings of Joyce (R. L. Callahan at Temple University)
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The Boarding House (from The Dubliners) [online text] [06/29/07]
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Clay
(from The Dubliners) [online text] [06/29/07]
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The Dead
(from The Dubliners) [online text] [06/29/07]
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A Little Cloud (from The Dubliners) [online text]
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Vanessa Pupello’s Jamaica Kincaid page (Fall 1997; includes biography and bibliography)
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New York Times’ More on Jamaica Kincaid [free, but may require you to register]
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“Jamaica Kincaid“: The Salon Interview
by Dwight Garner [06/29/07]
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Stephen King Web Site (extensive set of
links) [06/29/07]
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Robert David Sullivan’s essay on
Leavitt’s controversial Arkansas: Three Novellas
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George
Lear’s David Leavitt Interview (at Pure Fiction,
1998)
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Review of While England Sleeps,
the novel that got Leavitt in trouble with Stephen Spender
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The Fly - online text of Mansfield short
story
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Ma’Dear (for Estelle Ragsdale) [online text] [06/29/07]
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AfroNet’s Waiting to Exhale Site
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Voices from the Gaps - McMillan material [06/29/07]
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An interview with McMillanat SeeingBlack.com [06/29/07]
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Yukio Mishima CyberMuseum (Japan) [06/29/07]
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Kinkakuji Temple,in Kyoto, whose arson in 1950 inspired Mishima’s
“Temple of the Golden Pavilion”
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Books & Writers brief bio and bibliography
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Yukio Mishima: A World of Beauty and Eroticism
– Satoshi Nabeshima’s site
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New York
Times’ Featured Author: Lorrie Moore [free, but may require you to register] [06/30/07]
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“Moore’s Better Blues”:
The Salon Interview by Dwight Garner (10 Oct. 1998) [06/30/07]
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About Lorrie Moore: A Profile by Don Lee (Ploughshares,
Fall 1998) [06/30/07]
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Excerpt from “Lorrie Moore: The Art of Fiction
CLXVII” (Paris Review, Svpring-Summer 2001) [06/30/07]
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“If Only Bert Were Here“ - online text
of a Moore short story [06/30/07]
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“Every
Wife’s Nightmare“ -
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“Trashing
Women, Trashing Books“ - Astonishing piece on Simon &
Schuster’s rejection of American Psycho and the issue of sexual
violence against women [06/30/07]
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Morrison’s Nobel Prize lecture, December 1993.[06/30/07]
O’Brien, Tim
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Marilyn Knapp
Litt’s Tim O’Brien’s Home Page
[06/30/07]
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New
York Times’ Featured Author: Tim O’Brien [free, but may require you to register] [06/30/07]
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President’s Lecture - “Writing
Vietnam” Brown University, 21 April 1999
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Dave Edelman 1994 interview, Baltimore
City Paper [06/30/07]
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Artful
Dodge O’Brien interview [06/30/07]
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“A Storyteller For the War That Won’t End“
- J. R. Bruckner in the NY Times, April 3, 1990 [06/30/07]
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“The ‘What If’ Game“ - O’Brien
feature from Atlantic Monthly [06/30/07]
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“The Vietnam in Me“ - O’Brien
essay, October 2, 1994 [06/30/07]
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Flannery O’Connor pagewith bibliographic links (web-archived document)
[06/30/07]
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Bill McGloughlin’s O’Connor site and links
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“A Good Man Is Hard to Find“ - Classic O’Connor short story [06/30/07]
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Flannery O’Connor Childhood Home
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Flannery O’Connor page at University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
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A South Without Myths (essay on O’Connor by Alice Walker) - or try
this mirror [06/30/07]
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Lupus Foundation of America - information about Lupus, the disease that killed
O’Connor at the age of 39 [06/30/07]
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Dorothy Parker Bibliography [06/30/07]
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Some of Dorothy Parker’s pithy poems [06/30/07]
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The Telephone Call (classic Parker short story that also works on stage) [06/30/07]
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“Diary of
a New York Lady,” classic Parker satire [.pdf] [06/29/07]
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Emily Pollard’s excellent “PlathOnline.com“ – includes
searchable texts of Plath’s poems
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Edgar Allan Poe Museum: Richmond, VA [06/29/07]
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Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site:
Philadelphia, PA [06/30/07]
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Edgar Allan Poe Society of Baltimore [06/30/07]
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House of Usher: Edgar Allan Poe - gateway
for author
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Poe Studies: Washington State University
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Links to online texts of Poe’s poetry and
short stories
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“The Fall of The House of Usher“ (text
plus analysis) [06/29/07]
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The Cask of Amontillado (1846) [06/29/07]
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“Absinthe makes the heart grow &.“ - Salon.com article about “the green
fairy” [06/29/07]
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Is It O.K. To Be A Luddite? (Pynchon essay
for the New York Times, October 28, 1994)
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A Journey Into
The Mind of Watts (Pynchon essay for the New York Times,
June 12, 1966) [06/30/07]
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Spermatikos Logos site dedicated to Pynchon [06/30/07]
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Claire
Scobie’s interview, including information about the
unprecedented advance Roy received for her first novel, The God of Small
Things [06/30/07]
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Salon/Borders review of The God of Small
Things by Jennifer Howard [06/30/07]
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Saki (H. H. Munro)
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The Chronicles of Clovis (a story cycle)
[online text] [06/30/07]
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Laura [online text] [06/30/07]
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Mrs.
Packletide’s Tiger [online text] [06/30/07]
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The Reticence of Lady Anne [online text] [06/30/07]
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The Stalled Ox [online text] [06/30/07]
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The Story-Teller [online text] [06/30/07]
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A Saki Bibliography (web-archived document) [06/30/07]
¨
Stephen Foskett’s Salinger.org
¨
Books
and Writers’ J. D. Salinger page
¨
Bohemian Ink’s Salinger page (brief
bio. + links to other sites)
¨
Norma Wilson’s reading and study guide to Silko
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An Interview with Leslie Marmon Silko - by Thomas Irmer,
Alt-X [Part 1] [Part 2]
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Voices from the Gaps - Silko resources
¨
Resources about Leslie Marmon Silko on the Internet
(a comprehensive set of links)
¨
“Fences Against Freedom“ - Silko essay
from Hungry Mind Review
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“In the Combat Zone“ - a great Silko
essay focusing on violence against women
¨
Native American
Authors - Silko resources
¨
“The Decay of Cinema” by Susan
Sontag (from the New York Times, February 25, 1996) [web-archived
document] [06/29/07]
¨
Sontag’s contribution to a NY
Review of Books “Special Supplement: The Meaning of Vietnam”,
June 12, 1975 [06/29/07]
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Review of Camus’ Notebooks,
September 26, 1963
[06/29/07]
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Sontag’s response, in The New Yorker, to the
9-11-01 tragedy [06/29/07]
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Elizabeth Farnsworth interview with Sontag for PBS, February 2,
2001 [06/29/07]
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Sontag interview/feature at amazon.com
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When Writers Talk Among Themselves - NY
Times, January 5, 1986
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Books
and Writers’ Susan Sontag page
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New York Times’ So It Goes: The Work Of Kurt Vonnegut [free, but may require you to
register]
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“The Salon Interview: Kurt Vonnegut”
by Frank Houston (Oct. 1999) [06/29/07]
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Welcome To The Monkey House!Or, How Kurt Vonnegut Changed Our Lives [web-archived
site]
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Vonnegut’s Testimonybefore the Meese Commission on Pornography, a
rapier-sharp attack on censorship
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“Harrison Bergeron“ – Vonnegut
short story [06/29/07]
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“Why I Live at the P.O.“ (short story)
[online text] [06/29/07]
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“A Curtain of Green“ (short story)
[online text] [06/29/07]
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“The Petrified Man“ (short story)
[online text] [06/29/07]
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The Eudora Welty Newsletter [06/29/07]
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Xingu
(short story) [online text]
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Roman Fever (short story) [online text]
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Edith Wharton “The Mount” Restoration Project
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Edith Wharton “Overview with Biocritical
Sources” (includes
pictures and many links)
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See also Kim Wells’“Domestic Goddess” site
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Edith Wharton and The Age of Innocence- about.com’s summary and analysis of the novel
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The House of Wharton - Wharton and The Atlantic Monthly
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The
Edith Wharton Society -Primary Works Online
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America’s Bard - Erin Rogers in The
Atlantic Monthly
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Oscariana- The Life and Times of Oscar Wilde (interesting, eccentric
site operated by John Addario
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Photographs of Oscar Wilde and His Circle at the Clark
Library
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Oscar Wilde’s 1895 Martyrdom (essay
focusing on Wilde’s 1895 conviction for sodomy)
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Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime - A Study of Duty [online
text]
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Bartleby.com’s
online text of Wilde’s 1881 Poems
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Bibliomania’s online texts of just about everything Wilde
published
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Planetmonk’s collection of Wilde texts
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The Official Web Site of Oscar Wilde (or so the webmaster says!)