Literature

For more than 90 years, Booklist magazine has provided librarians with reviews of the latest books and media products. This web site provides current subscribers with additional services and introduces Booklist to a broader audience. - [Read more]

Full text of works by authors in categories including Medieval, Renaissance, 17th & 18th Century, Restoration, 19th Century, and Contemporary Women. Includes biographical and critical material. - [Read more]

Directory of internet resources about books for children and young adults. Includes book awards, journal titles, book reviews, and recommended reading lists. - [Read more]

Website produced and maintained by the University of Pennsylvania. Includes 25,000 significant, full-text, free titles. These are titles that no longer come under the standard copyright rules. - [Read more]

Over 20,000 free, out of copyright, full-text titles, with another 80,000 additional titles from patrons and affiliates. - [Read more]

Complete online texts of all of Shakespeare's plays and poetry. - [Read more]

On this site the user can search any title to find out more information about a book and how to obtain it. In some cases, the full or partial text of the book is available as well as information about publication and libraries that have the title in their collections. There is also a link to a blog site with news and information about books and reading from users. - [Read more]

The New York Review of Books was founded in 1963 during a strike at the New York Times. It is published biweekly and is considered one of the premier literary publications in the U.S. On the website, users can read current articles, browse the archives, find book reviews, subscription information, personal ads, products, and more. - [Read more]