- Anglo-American Literature Guide
- Black Book Review Online
- Book Worm Biz
- Boston Review
- English
- Malaspina.com - Malaspina Great Books Home Page
- Nebraska Center for Writers
- Official Stephen King Web Presence
- Richmond Review
- The Modern Word
- Topica: Books
- Yahoo UK and Ireland: Authors
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- Anglo-American Literature Guide
- An index to scholarly information in Anglo-American literature and language. Major subject headings include English language and literature, new literatures in English, American language and literature, and Celtic language and literature.
Author: State and University Library at Gottingen
Subjects: american literature - general, contemporary fiction, english literature - general, scottish literature
DeweyClass: 808.8
Resource type: index
- Black Book Review Online
- Reviews of recent black fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and children's book as well as a guide to black classics by author and a listing of works of great black writers that include W.E.B. DuBois, Langston Hughes, Maya Angelou, and Alice Walker, among others.
Author: Quarterly Black Review
Subjects: book reviews, contemporary fiction, ethnic literature, minorities
DeweyClass: 820
Resource type: magazine
- Book Worm Biz
- Brief book reviews and recommendations of recent titles with links provided to Amazon's shop.
Author: Liz M.
Subjects: book reviews, contemporary fiction
DeweyClass: 002
Resource type: articles
- Boston Review
- A broadly progressive bi-monthly journal of culture and politics with articles on political issues, fiction, poetry, and reviews. Authors include Noam Chomsky, Ralph Nader, Joseph Brodsky, and Robert Pinsky.
Author: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Subjects: american poetry, contemporary fiction, cultural studies, political science
DeweyClass: 320.973
Resource type: journal
- English
- Contents pages, abstracts, and a search engine for the journal of literary criticism. Contains information on how to purchase back issues of the serial which publishes detailed reviews of recent works, original poetry, and essays on major English literary works.
Author: English Association
Subjects: contemporary fiction, english literature - general
DeweyClass: 820
Resource type: journal
- Malaspina.com - Malaspina Great Books Home Page
- Fully searchable database, which is arranged by subjects, these include science, art and theatre, and alphabetically by author, and categories from antiquity to modern. Author listings contain author information, copies of full text or bibliographies, lecture materials from Malaspina and relevant links.
Author: Malaspina University-College
Subjects: contemporary fiction, theatre studies, world literature
DeweyClass: 820
Resource type: biography index, book index
- Nebraska Center for Writers
- An online resource for poets and writers, including profiles of contemporary writers and information by and about writers and writing. Includes writers groups online, tools for writers, online literature, publishing opportunities, arts advocacy, links to university creative writing programs, literary agents, and more.
Author: Nebraska Center for Writers
Subjects: american poetry, contemporary fiction, creative writing
DeweyClass: 808.02
Resource type: documents
- Official Stephen King Web Presence
- Information about the author Stephen King and his works. A number of questions are answered, including why King became a writer, the source of his ideas, and false rumours about his life are put to rest. Includes biographical facts, information about films and a chronology of King's work for the future. Also includes details of his recuperation following a road accident.
Author: King, Stephen
Subjects: contemporary fiction, science fiction
DeweyClass: 808.83
Resource type: documents
- Richmond Review
- Literary magazine with reviews, features, new poetry and classic short fiction.
Author: Richmond Review
Subjects: contemporary fiction, english poetry, literary studies
DeweyClass: 820
Resource type: magazine
- The Modern Word
- Celebrates the work of 20th century experimental authors such as James Joyce, Thomas Pynchon, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Franz Kafka, Jorge Luis Borges and Umberto Eco who break through the barriers of normal syntax and linguistics and use prose which is hallucinatory, magical, or fantastic. Includes reviews of theatrical and film productions, short biographies, quotations, critical papers and essays, and a set of links to full texts of postmodern writings and hyperfiction.
Author: The Modern Word
Subjects: contemporary fiction, english literature from 1871, world literature
DeweyClass: 809
Resource type: articles, biography index, documents
- Topica: Books
- An automated catalogue of numerous mailing lists relevant to books, with descriptions and subscription details.
Author: Topica
Subjects: contemporary fiction, creative writing, literary studies, women writers
DeweyClass: 800
Resource type: mailinglist index
- Yahoo UK and Ireland: Authors
- Alphabetical list of links to pages by and about hundreds of authors worldwide.
Author: Yahoo
Subjects: american literature from 1900, book reviews, contemporary fiction, english literature from 1871, world literature
DeweyClass: 800
Resource type: index
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