I think Whitman would have really liked the World Wide Web. . . .

Quick Links
OCC library database
Citing Sources Instructions (online and in the Packet as well)

Not So Quick Links
You'll find here a variety of links to extend your knowledge of American literature and literature in general.

For a list of suggest reading for English majors, click here.

Remember that for your research essay, you need to check with me before using information from any website (unless it is from one of the OCC library's databases). Consider these a starting point -- and let me know of others to add

Links to Link and Links to Authors Voice of the Shuttle A kind of online bibliography of english links The Walt Whtiman Archive One of the best sites devoted to a literary figure Dickinson Electronic Archives See comment above The 19th Century American Women Writers Web Some resources/commentary and links to etexts. Click on 19WWW for a great list of etexts.

Online Texts Gutenberg Project  Tons o' online books, including odd-balls like McGuffey's Readers from the 19th century Making of America This is a full text and searchable archive of assorted and sundry 19th primary sources.  Everything from volumes of Appleton's Monthly Magazine to travel books can be found.  A must see for Americanists Schomberg's digital library  Searchable rare African-American texts The American Colonist's Library: A Treasury of Primary Documents Colonial American Documents The Internet Public Library Good warehouse of sites -- they actually seem to have decided which sites are worth taking a look at.

Various and Sundry Arts and Literature Daily For us Humanties types. Great quick reads on a variety of topics Links to Online Dictionaries 400 Dictionaries in over 130 languages Rogets Thesarus

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David Bordelon