Literature

Program information, resources, and access to digital collections.

Houses an extensive online collection of texts ranging from fiction and poetry to general non-fiction and reference works.

Short reviews of recent fiction and non-fiction from a group of dedicated readers. The site also features discussion and an archive.

Some images of ballads from the early 1700s.

Magazine about media and popular culture.

A companion web site to C-SPANs Sunday author interview series . . . . Includes an extensive online archive (dating from 1989 up to the present) of author interviews in text-transcript form, with many excerpts also available in audio and/or video (RealPlayer format).

Includes feature stories, author interviews, reviews, columns, and a weblog of book-related content.

The online version of the print magazine which has been, since 1975, an award-winning forum for political, cultural and literary ideas.

Boston Reviews New Fiction ForumIndexed site featuring evaluative reviews and essays that explore the complete works of individual writers and emerging trends in fiction.

Provides access to a database of all known letters written by James and brief biographical information on the recipients of these letters.

The daily and Sunday book reviews from the Chicago daily.

An extensive array of book reviews and features from the national newspaper.

Includes an extensive online collection of recorded poetry, both historical and contemporary, as well as online reproductions of visual or concrete poetry and poetry in experimental forms.

From The Library of Congress.

University of Nottingham site offers Lawrence resources, a virtual tour of important Lawrence landmarks, biography, timeline, and information about the 11th International D.H. Lawrence Conference.