Literary Links

Here are some links I found useful when I was studying literature.

The Labyrinth
Resources for Medieval Studies
Texts in Latin, French, Middle and Old English, Iberian and Italian.
A well-structured and attractive website.

Wiretap Books
Fairly straightforward source of on-line texts.
Wiretap is run as a free public service to provide electronic text to citizens of the Internet.

Project Bartleby
A good site. Not a huge source of materials, but many well-known works are here.

The Online Book Initiative
Set up in Gopher format. Wide variety of electronic texts, not specific to Literature.

The Internet Public Library
Another immense collection of texts, including non-literary subjects such as Social Sciences, History, and more.

Classic Short Stories
Filled with a good variety of works-heavy on Guy de Maupassant, but also contains Virginia Woolf, James Joyce, and others.

Alex: A Catalog
You can search using keywords, or you can browse through their file storage. The former is recommended.

Hypertexts@Virginia
A good source of American Literature

The Hyperwinch House
A collection of works-the site honors the Winchester Mansion in organization
Several "wings"featuring various authors.

Online Literature Library
A modest collection of works including Arthur Conan Doyle, Sun Tzu, Voltaire and E.R. Burroughs.

The Online Medieval and Classical Library
A Berkeley production

Humanities Text Archive
University of Michigan's site. Unfortunately, some things are restricted to non-students

The Bible Gateway(TM)
This is a service of the Gospel Communications Network (GCN). Provides a means of accessing specific portions of the Bible, a subject search for general themes and ideas, and links to Bibles in other languages.