English Web Page Links

E-texts:It is possible to find many full-text sites online; these offer the option of searching for specific phrases in works of literature and also serve as a resource for locating difficult-to-find works and an inexpensive way to complete non-essential readings or find assigned readings in a hurry.  Also look for web-pages focused on specific authors; most of them include an e-text link.
Bartleby.com
Project Gutenberg
Documenting the American South

General Links (good for students in all courses):Most of these links take you to meta-pages, which are repositories of additional links. Most meta-pages include annotations in their listings of links, which enable you to pinpoint the resources which best meet your needs. In general, the best links are university-based; look for on-line collections of articles by professionals, as well as study guides and commentaries.

4Literature: This site is devoted to the reading, writing, and discussion of literature. You can read one of the 2,000 pieces of literature on the site or post your thoughts about a book in  the form of an essay.

Internet Public Library: a good general resources and a good place to start searching for any literary topic:

Voice of the Shuttle Literature Index : a reliable master-site with links to authors and movements in English and American literature and Creative Writing

Bedford Press Publishing Company :  a good general resource with links to authors, critical theories, etc, all annotated—includes non-fiction

 London School of Journalism:   A good General Resource List

Links recommended by NEH (these links feature interdisciplinary connections):

http://edsitement.neh.gov/tab_lesson.asp?subjectArea=4

  http://www.suite101.com/topics.cfm/800  ( Suite 101 is a basic but reliable on-line guide to sites in virtually every subject area—this is the link for literature.)