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General Literary Resources Links to literary resources by language and period from MIT Libraries
Outstanding Books for the College Bound Looking for something good to read? Try one of these books recommended by the American Library Association for young adults.
American Authors on the Web authors and web links listed by time period
Voices From the Gaps an instructional Web site focusing on the lives and works of North American women writers of color
Native American Authors links from the Internet Public Library
Storytellers: Native American Authors Online Index of authors and sites
Multicultural Writers Database from Cornell University; links to many multicultural genres and authors
British Authors of the Victorian and Romantic Era From the British Library
IPL Online Literary Criticism Collection Main Page Index of over 4,000 critical and biographical websites about authors and their works
The Poetry Foundation Publishers of Poetry Magazine; search for poems, poets, video and audio recordings
Poets.org the award-winning website of the Academy of American Poets
Electronic Poetry Center from the University of Pennsylvania; authors’ pages, links to poetry journals, sound archive, etc.
University of Pennsylvania, Modern and Contemporary American Poetry
The Poetry Archive British website dedicated to poetry; listen to poems aloud, search for poems by author, title, or subject matter
Internet Poetry Archive features selected poems of contemporary poets
The Poetry Society of America Features Poetry Reviews from Publishers Weekly
Poetry Daily a growing anthology of contemporary published poets featuring a new poem every day
Verse. Bartleby.com Thousands of poems by hundreds of authors
buttonpoetry.com performance poetry including: video from local and national events, chapbooks, collaborative audio recordings, and criticism