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GENERAL RESOURCES
AUTHORS, WORKS, PROJECTS British American Other (included on "Other Literatures Written in English" page)
COURSE SYLLABI & TEACHING RESOURCES British American (on English Courses page)
CRITICISM & CRITICS (GENERAL) (for criticism of specific authors, see appropriate sections)
JOURNALS
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CONFERENCES & CALLS FOR PAPERS

GENERAL RESOURCES

• Academy of American Poets
• Birthdays of the Month of Contemporary Authors (About.com)
• Bohemian Ink: Guide to Writers of Coffee, Angst, & Experimentation (very large, well-organized site covering both the historical canon and modern / contemporary authors) (Christopher D. Ritter)
  1. Contemporary Literature Archives:
  2. Modern Boheme ("present day bohemian writers paving furture experimental paths")
  3. Global Bohemian Authors
• Booker Prize Author List (Booker Prize winning and shortlisted authors, with links to pages for each author containing a bio, bibliography, and other information) (Bradley C. Shoop, U. Tennessee, Chattanooga) | Winning and Shortlisted Works by Year
• British Literary Prizes (Merritt Moseley)
• Brightleaf: A Southern Review of Books (U.S. "New South" literature and culture)
• Contemporary American Poetry Archive ("electronic archive designed to make out-of-print volumes of [North American] poetry available to readers, scholars, and researchers. The books are stored as individual text-only files") (Wendy Battin)
• Contemporary Postcolonial & Postimperial Literature in English (extensive, well-organized site) (George P. Landow, Brown U.)
  1. Selected Links:
  2. Authors
  3. Themes
  4. Bibliography
• Electronic Poetry Center (Poetics Program, State U. of New York at Buffalo)
• Internet Poetry Archive (selected poetry and biographies of featured contemporary poets)
• Michigan State University Celebrity Lecture Series (pictures, voice samples, brief info, and bibliographies for major contemporary literary authors writing in English--e.g., Angelou, Atwood, Doctorow, Heller, Mailer, Oates, Roth, Sontag, Walcott)
• About.com: Authors Page
• On-Line Literary Resources: Twentieth-Century (Jack Lynch, Rutgers U.)
• Poets in Person (audio files of poets reading, plus brief info about the poets) (Modern Poetry Assoc. & American Library Assoc.)
• Twentieth-Century Poetry in English (large page of annotated links to poetry resources) (Michael Eiichi Hishikawa, Kobe U., Japan)
• The Write Stuff -- Interviews with Contemporary Authors (altX)

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AUTHORS, WORKS, PROJECTS (CONTEMPORARY BRITISH)

• Peter Ackroyd
  1. Brian Finney (California State U., Long Beach), "Peter Ackroyd, Postmodernist Play and Chatterton" (1992)
• Martin Amis
  1. Martin Amis Page (Bohemian Ink)
  2. The Martin Amis Web (James Diedrick, Albion C.)
  3. Martin Amis Page (Bradley Shoop and Alice O'Dea)
  4. Interviews
     • Alexander Laurence and Kathleen McGee, "No More Illusions: Martin Amis is Getting Old and Wants to Talk About It" (interview) (The Write Stuff)
     • Will Self, An Interview with Martin Amis
  5. Criticism
     • James Diedrick (Albion C.), "Notes from the Urban Underground: Money" (from Understanding Martin Amis, Chap. 3)
     • Brian Finney (California State U., Long Beach)
       1. "Narrative and Narrated Homicide in Martin Amis's Other People and London Fields" (1995)
       2. "What's Amis in Contemporary British Fiction? Martin Amis's Money and Time's Arrow" (1995)
• J.G. Ballard
  1. J.G. Ballard Page (Craig Sauer, Simon's Rock C.)
  2. J.G. Ballard (bibliography) (Alpha Ralpha Boulevard)
  3. The Electronic Labyrinth: J.G. Ballard
  4. "What I Believe"
  5. Lukas Barr, "Don't Crash Psychosis, Euthanasia, Apocalypse and Other Fun Ideas: An Interview with J.G. Ballard" (1995) (KGB Media, Inc.)
  6. Crash Movie (Official Site) (Fine Line Features)
• Julian Barnes
  1. Julian Barnes Page (Bohemian Ink)
  2. Julian Barnes Web (Ryan Roberts, Knox C.)
  3. Brian Finney (California State U., Long Beach), "Fictionalizing the Factual: Julian Barnes' A History of the World in 10 1/2 Chapters" (1999)
• Anita Brookner
  1. Anna Ericson, "Love and Marriage in the Novels of Anita Brookner and Fay Weldon"
  2. Anne Marie Van Amelsvoort, U. of Winnipeg), "A Testimony of Voice" (essay on Brookner's Hotel du Lac)
• A. S. Byatt
  1. A. S. Byatt Page (George P. Landow, Brown U.)
  2. Salon Interview
• Angela Carter
  1. Brian Finney (California State U., Long Beach), "Tall Tales and Brief Lives: Angela Carter's Nights at the Circus" (1998)
• Caryl Churchill
  1. Scarlett Bowen (U. Texas, Austin), "Caryl Churchill: Post-Modern Dramatist" | About Caryl Churchill
• Jane Gardam Page (George P. Landow, Brown U.)
• Seamus Heaney
• Ted Hughes
  1. Ted Hughes Pages (Claas Kazzer)
  2. "The Song" (Bel Canto)
  3. "Wind" and "Thistles" (Steve Spanoudis)
• Kazuo Ishiguro
  1. Kazuo Ishiguro Page (George P. Landow)
  2. Kazuo Ishiguro Page (Bradley Shoop and Alice O'Dea)
• Philip Larkin
  1. "This Be The Verse"
  2. "Vers de Societe"
  3. "Days" (Gareth McCaughan)
  4. "Home is So Sad" (Gareth McCaughan)
  5. "Toads Revisited" (Gareth McCaughan)
  6. The Philip Larkin Society
• Doris Lessing
  1. Doris Lessing: A Retrospective (bio and well-organized, detailed, annotated hypertext bibliography) (Jan Hanford)
  2. Interview from The Edmonton Journal
  3. Jason Castellucci , "The Confinement of Marriage in the Short Fiction of Doris Lessing and Edith Warton"
• Penelope Lively Page (George P. Landow, Brown U.)
• Timothy Mo Page (George P. Landow, Brown U.)
• Margaret O'Beirne's Page
• Salman Rushdie
  1. Salman Rushdie Page (very extensive page, with annotated bibliography and links to numerous related web resources)
  2. Salman Rushdie Page (Bohemian Ink)
  3. Salman Rushdie Page (George P. Landow, Brown U.)
  4. Banned Books - Salman Rushdie (with a chronology of Satanic Verses and an audio track)
  5. The Moor's Last Sigh (promotional site for the novel that includes excerpts, excerpts from Rushdie's previous work, a forum, a bio, and other info; requires graphical browser) (Random House, Inc.)
  6. Statement by the Rushdie Defense Committee (Paul Auster and Don DeLillo)
  7. Interviews
     • David Cronenberg, "The Enemy of the People and the Media" (1995) (interview with Rushdie by the film director) (Shift)
     • Salon Features: Salman Rushdie (interview with pictures)
  8. Criticism
     1. Brian Finney (California State U., Long Beach), "Demonizing Discourse in Salman Rushdie's The Satanic Verses" (1998)
     2. Anthony R. Guneratne, "The Virtual Spaces of Postcoloniality: Rushdie, Ondaatje, Naipaul, Bakhtin and the Others" (1997)
     3. Jenny Sharpe (UCLA), "The Limits of What Is Possible: Reimagining Sharam in Salman Rushdie's Shame" (1997) (Jouvert)
     4. M. Brent Sleeper (Carleton C.), "Satanic Verses and Last Temptations: Modern Parables of Sacredness & Profanity"
     5. C J. S. Wallia (IndiaStar), "The Rushdie Phenomenon: A Second Look" IndiaStar)
• Jon Silkin Page (includes bibliography) (David Latane, Virginia Commonwealth U.)
• Graham Swift
  1. Graham Swift Page (George P. Landow, Brown U.)
  2. George P. Landow (Brown U.), "History, His Story, and Stories in Graham Swift's Waterland "
• Fay Weldon
  1. Anna Ericson, "Love and Marriage in the Novels of Anita Brookner and Fay Weldon"
• Jeanette Winterson
  1. Jeanette Winterson Site (Anna Troberg)
  2. The Unofficial Jeanette Winterson Page (Alexander Evans)

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AUTHORS, WORKS, PROJECTS (CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN)

• General Contemporary American Resources
  1. American Literature on the Web: Since 1945 (Akihito Ishikawa, Nagasaki C. of Foreign Languages, Japan)
  2. Jewish American Literature Research Homepage (bibliographies of primary and secondary works on major contemporary authors and filmmakers) (Derek Royal, Purdue U.)
  3. KYLT: A Site Devoted to Kentucky Writers (English Dept., Eastern Kentucky U.)
  4. Multicultural U.S. Fiction Web: Concepts, Definitions, History, Reading Narrative, Websites (pedagogically-oriented introduction to the concept, history, documents, and fiction of multiculturalism; includes links and study guides) (Richard Pearce, Wheaton C.)
  5. SouthWatch ("selected resources, essays, and reviews of [U.S.] Southern literature") (Robert Sterling Gingher)
• Edward Abbey
  1. Edward Abbey (Abbey's Web)
• Kathy Acker
  • General Resources
    1. Kathy Acker Page (Trevor Dodge)
    2. Kathy Acker Page| Kathy Acker Biograph (Mark/Space)
    3. Kathy Acker Page (Bohemian Ink)
    4. Kathy Acker Page (Henry W. Targowski)
    5. Currently Available Books by Kathy Acker (Booksmith)
  • Writings & Recordings
    1. Algeria (Trevor Dodge)
    2. Blood and Guts in High School (excerpt) (Trevor Dodge)
    3. Empire of the Senseless (excerpts) (Trevor Dodge)
    4. "The Gift of Disease" (1996) ("I am going to tell this story as I know it. Even now, it is strange to me. I have no idea why I am telling it. I have never been sentimental. Perhaps just to say that it happened. In April of this year, 1996, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. . . .") (Trevor Dodge)
    5. "The Language of the Body" (CTheory)
    6. Mekons (sound-file excerpt from Acker's record) (Trevor Dodge)
    7. Politics (excerpt) (Trevor Dodge)
    8. Pussy, King of the Pirates (excerpts and reviews) (Trevor Dodge)
    9. A Reading List in Support of the French Novel Form, le recit (Trevor Dodge)
    10. Speech for the Artist in Society Conference, Chicago, Oct.1994 (Trevor Dodge)
  • Interviews
    1. "Kathy Acker in Conversation with Angela McRobbie" (recording that must be ordered; "Post-structuralist and postmodern writing - influence of William Burroughs - the cut up method - human body as source of inspiration and focus of anxiety - 70s American punk culture")
    2. Trevor Dodge, "I Lost My Soul in San Francisco: An Interview / Journal Entry Starring Kathy Acker, Portland, and Pussy" (1996) (Flirtational)
    3. Literary Witches Interview: "Consorting with Hecate"
    4. Rosie X, "Pussy and the Art of Motor Cycle Maintenance" (interview) (geekgirl)
    5. R.U. Sirius, "Kathy Acker: Where Does She Get Off?" (interview) (io magazine)
  • Criticism
    1. Daniel Punday (Purdue Un. Calumet), "Theories of Materiality and Location: Moving Through Kathy Acker's Empire of the Senseless" (1998)(Genders)
    2. Eric Weitzel (U. California, Santa Barbara), "Kathy Acker's Great Expectations: Plagiarism, the Sick, and the Dead " (1997) (Thresholds)
• Sherman Alexie, "At Navajo Monument Valley Tribal School" (poem) (Karen Strom)
• Paula Gunn Allen
  • "Purple"
  • "Taking a Visitor to See the Ruins" (Karen Strom)
• A. R. Ammons (audio files plus brief info) (Poets in Person)
• Maya Angelou
  1. Maya Angelou Page (Scott Williams)
  2. Maya Angelou (Michigan State U. Celebrity Lecture Series)
  3. Maya Angelou Explains "signifying" (audio file)
• John Ashbery
  • John Ashbery (Electronic Poetry Center, SUNY Buffalo)
  • John Ashbery (audio files plus brief info) (Poets in Person)
  • "For John Clare" (Leslie Chow)
• Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones)
  1. Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones) Page (Michael Borshuk)
  2. Amiri Baraka, "Minton's" (1962) (Michael Borshuk)
• Beats (see also individual authors on this page and on Modern English Literature page)
  • Beat Generation (Bohemian Ink)
  • The Beats Page ("Literary Kicks" Page) (Levi Asher)
    1. Origin of the Word "Beat"
    2. Beat Bibliography (Sherri)
    3. Recent Beat News
    4. The Beats (Film List)
    5. Beat Connections in Rock Music
  • Mike Janssen, "The Influence of Jazz on the Beat Generation" (1994)
• Dodie Bellamy
  1. Hysteria Conversion (Dodie Bellamy Page) (Earl Jackson, Jr., U. California, Santa Cruz)
• Charles Bernstein (State U. of New York, Buffalo)
  1. Charles Bernstein (Electronic Poetry Center, SUNY Buffalo)
  2. "Pound & Man at Yale" (e-mail messages to the POETICS list)
  3. "Provisional Institutions: Alternative Presses and Poetic Innovation" (1995) (essay)
  4. Review of Johanna Drucker, The Visible Word: Experimental Typography and Modern Art, 1909-1923 (1994) (Project Muse, Johns Hopkins U. Press)
  5. "The Second War and Postmodern Memory" (1991) (poem/prose) (Postmodern Culture)
  6. "Warning Poetry Area: Publics Under Construction" (1996) (essay)
  7. "I Don't Take Voice Mail"
• Elizabeth Bishop
  • The Elizabeth Bishop Site (Daniel Anderson, U. Texas, Austin)
    1. Composition
    2. Letters
    3. Poetry
    4. Prose
    5. Biography
    6. Media
    7. Brazil
  • Elizabeth Bishop Homepage (Lou Duggan)
  • Elizabeth Bishop Page (Vassar C. Libraries)
  • Register of Elizabeth Bishop Papers at Vassar C. Library (Vassar C. Libraries)
  • Library Collections of Elizabeth Bishop's Papers (info on major holdings in the U.S.) (Vassar C. Libraries)
• Paul Bowles
  1. A Paul Bowles Page (Peter Murray)
  2. Paul Bowles Page at Literary Kicks
• Gwendolyn Brooks
  • Gwendolyn Brooks (audio files plus brief info) (Poets in Person)
  • "We Real Cool" (Mary Anne Mohanraj)
• Charles Bukowski
  1. Charles Bukowski Page (Bohemian Ink)
  2. Charles Bukowski Page
  3. buk's page (bio and info about Charles Bukowski)
  4. Charles Bukowski: An Introduction to Bukowski, His Works, and Critical Texts (Damon Sauve / Oyster Boy Review)
• John Cage (Electronic Poetry Center, SUNY Buffalo)
• Truman Capote Page (Bohemian Ink)
• Raymond Carver
  1. Raymond Carver Page (Phil Carson)
  2. Carver Web (Raymond Carver page) (Mike Welker)
• Lucille Clifton, Selected Poems
• Gregory Corso
• Robert Creeley
  1. Robert Creeley (Electronic Poetry Center, SUNY Buffalo)
  2. Robert Creeley Page (Andrew L. Graham (Keele U.)
• Don DeLillo
  1. Don DeLillo's America (Curt Gardner)
     • Bio
     • Novels
     • Stories
     • Plays
     • Other Writing
     • Interviews and
     • DeLillo on Writing
     • Lit Crit
     • Reviews
  2. Don Delillo Web Site(English Dept., U. British Columbia)
  3. (conference) Don DeLillo: "At the Edges of Perception" (March 25-26, 1998, Rutgers U.)
• E. L. Doctorow (lectures series announcement, with selected bibliography, audio, and photo) (Michigan State U. Celebrity Lecture Series)
• Rita Dove
  • Rita Dove Page
  • Rita Dove (audio files plus brief info) (Poets in Person)
  • "Lady Freedom Among Us" (UVA etext)
• Johanna Drucker
  1. The History of the/my Wor(l)d (Granary Books)
  2. "Offset Printing as a Creative Medium"
  3. Matthew G. Kirschenbaum (U. Virginia), Lines for a Virtual T/y/o/pography (in-progress hypertext and VRML dissertation being written "real-time" on the net; concerns the work of textuality theorist/artist Johanna Drucker)
• Stanley Elkin Research Page (bibliography of primary and secondary works) (Derek Royal, Purdue U.)
• Bret Easton Ellis
  1. Mark Amerika and Alexander Laurence, Interview with Bret Easton Ellis (1994) (The Write Stuff)
• Anita Endrezze Page (Karen Strom, U. Mass.)
• Lawrence Ferlinghetti
• William Gass
  1. Criticism
     • John Unsworth (U. Virginia), "William Gass's The Tunnel: The Work in Progress as Post-Modern Genre" (1992)
• William Gibson (also see Gibson in Sci-Fi section of Science, Technology, & Culture page)
  1. "Agrippa (A Book of the Dead)" (text of the limited-edition, read-once/self-destroying, art-book poem)
• Allen Ginsberg (on Modern Literature page)
• Grateful Dead Lyrics, Annotated (site includes critical apparatus and essays) (David Dodd, Library, U. Colorado at Colorado Springs)
• Joy Harjo (Karen Strom)
  • "Autobiography"
  • "Eagle Poem"
  • "Grace"
  • "Javelina"
  • "Reconciliation: A Prayer"
  • "Santa Fe"
  • "September Moon"
  • "She Had Some Horses"
  • Joy Harjo and Poetic Justice Page
• John Hawkes
  1. Criticism
     • John Unsworth (U. Virginia), "Practicing Post-Modernism: The Example of John Hawkes" (1991)
• Joseph Heller
  1. Joseph Heller Page (Bohemian Ink)
  2. Joseph Heller (Michigan State U. Celebrity Lecture Series)
• Susan Howe (Electronic Poetry Center, SUNY Buffalo)
• Galway Kinnell
  1. "The Correspondence School Instructors Says Goodbye to His Poetry Students" (Mary Anne Mohanraj)
• Jerzy Kosinski
  1. The Painted Bird (brief excerpt) (Paul Tucker, U. California, San Diego)
  2. (interview) William Gallo, "Jerzy Kosinski: Writing by Chance and Necessity" (1977) (Joshua Berlow / Rocky Mountain News)
• Maxine Kumin (audio files plus brief info) (Poets in Person)
• Audre Lorde
  1. Selected Poetry (Mary Anne Mohanraj)
• Norman Mailer (Michigan State U. Celebrity Lecture Series)
• Rigoberta Menchu
  • Interview with Rigoberta Menchu (Paula Giese)
• James Merrill (audio files plus brief info) (Poets in Person)
• W. S. Merwin (audio files plus brief info) (Poets in Person)
• Michael Mollo, A Purgatory of Semiotics (poetry)
• N. Scott Momaday
  • Unofficial N. Scott Momaday Page (Adora La Poz)
  • "The Delight Song of Tsoai-talee" (Karen Strom)
  • "Forms of the Earth at Abiquiu" (Karen Strom)
  • From The Names (Karen Strom)
• Web Page of Toni Morrison's Beloved (English 316K, U. Texas, Austin)
• Marsha Norman
  • Concordance to 'night, Mother by Marsha Norman (Iowa State U.)
• Joyce Carol Oates
  • Celestial Timepiece: Joyce Carol Oates Page (Randy Souther)
  • Joyce Carol Oates (Michigan State U. Celebrity Lecture Series)
• Sharon Olds
  1. Sharon Olds (audio files plus brief info) (Poets in Person)
  2. Modernist Conversations: Sharon Olds and Countee Cullen (juxtaposes poems by the two poets to explore their dialogic relationship) (Cherie Bosarge, Laura Venegas)
• Charles Olson (Electronic Poetry Center, SUNY Buffalo)
• Cynthia Ozick Research Page (bibliography of primary and secondary works) (Derek Royal)
• Marjorie Perloff (Stanford U.)
  1. Marjorie Perloff (Electronic Poetry Center, SUNY Buffalo)
  2. "Something Is Happening, Mr. Jones" (Electronic Book Review)
• Robert Pinsky, History of My Heart
• Thomas Pynchon
  1. General Resources
     1. Spermatikos Logos (The Libyrinth)
     2. Thomas Pynchon Page (Tom Ware)
     3. San Narciso College Thomas Pynchon Page
     4. Archive of PYNCHON-L mailing list for 1992-93
  2. Writings
     1. Online Pynchon Papers ("Although Pynchon is best known for his novels, he has also penned a copious amount of essays, articles, cover blurbs, and liner notes; many of which have found their way onto the Web. This page contains some of these writings . . . ") (Spermatikos Logos)
     2. "Is it O.K. to Be a Luddite?" (1984) (New York Times Book Review / Spermatikos Logos)
  3. Criticism
     • Wes Chapman (Illinois Wesleyan U.), "Male Pro-Feminism and the Masculinist Gigantism of Gravity's Rainbow" (1996) (Postmodern Culture)
     • Nick Spencer (Emory U.), "Clausewitz and Pynchon: Post-Romantic War in Gravity's Rainbow" (1996) (Carole Meyers)
• Carter Revard Page (Karen Strom, U. Mass.)
• Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles Page
• Adrienne Rich (audio files plus brief info) (Poets in Person)
• Tom Robbins
  • Tom Robbins Page (Dale Kirby)
• Philip Roth
  1. Philip Roth Research Page (bibliography of primary and secondary works) (Derek Royal)
  2. Philip Roth (Michigan State U. Celebrity Lecture Series)
  3. Brian Finney (California State U., Long Beach), "Roth's Counterlife: Destabilizing The Facts" (1993)
• J.D. Salinger
  1. Bananafish Home: J.D. Salinger Page (collaboratively-produced page) (Steven Foskett)
  2. J.D. Salinger Page (Bohemian Ink)
• Anne Sexton
  1. Anne Sexton Home Page (Ari Frankel)
  2. Anne Sexton Archive
  3. Modernist Conversations: Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton, Two Confessional Poets (juxtaposes poems by the two poets to explore their dialogic relationship) (Lori Jendusa)
  4. "My Friend, My Friend" (Lori Jendusa)
• Ntozake Shange (Henry Holt & Co., Inc.)
• Karl Shapiro (audio files plus brief info) (Poets in Person)
• Ron Silliman (Electronic Poetry Center, SUNY Buffalo)
• Gary Snyder
  • Gary Snyder Page (from The Language of Life with Bill Moyers)
  • Gary Snyder
• Susan Sontag (Michigan State U. Celebrity Lecture Series)
• Gary Soto (audio files plus brief info) (Poets in Person)
• The Man Behind Maus: Art Spiegelman in his Own Words (with Chris Goffard)
• Anniina's Amy Tan Page (Anniina Jokinen)
• John Updike
  1. Dwight Garner, Interview: John Updike (Salon)
• Kurt Vonnegut
  1. Kurt Vonnegut Home Page (Kevin A. Boon)
  2. The Unofficial Kurt Vonnegut Page (Brian Briscott)
  3. Kurt Vonnegut (Michigan State U. Celebrity Lecture Series)
• Alice Walker
  1. Anniina's Alice Walker Page (Anniina Jokinen)
  2. "I Said to Poetry" (Mary Anne Mohanraj)
  3. Selected Bibliography of The Color Purple (Louisiana C.)
• Eudora Welty
  1. Eudora Welty on the Internet (Center for the Study of Southern Culture, U. Mississippi / Henry P. Mills)
• Tom Wolfe (Michigan State U. Celebrity Lecture Series)
• Charles Wright (audio files plus brief info) (Poets in Person)

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COURSE SYLLABI & TEACHING RESOURCES British American (on English Courses page)

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CRITICISM & CRITICS (GENERAL) (for criticism of specific authors, see above)

• Kerry Fried, "Lesbian Fictions: Straight or Narrow?" (1996) (Boston Review)
• Leela Gandhi (La Trobe U.), "Indo-Anglian Fiction: Writing India, Elite Aesthetics, and the Rise of the 'Stephanian' Novel" (1997) (Australian Humanities Review)
• Chris MacNeil, "The Paradox of Liberalism versus Illiberalism: The British Middle Class Portrayed in 1980s Popular Culture" (1994) (Undercurrent)
• John Unsworth (U. Virginia)
  1. "The Book Market II" (1991) (article from Columbia History of the American Novel)
  2. "Orchestrating Reception: The Hierarchy of Readers in Post-modern American Fiction" (1990)

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JOURNALS

• Brightleaf: A Southern Review of Books (U.S. "New South" literature and culture)
• IO Magazine: The Digital Magazine of Literary Culture

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LISTSERVS & NEWSGROUPS

• 20th-Century Listservs (from UPenn listserv index) (also see TILE.NET under General English Literature Resources above)

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CONFERENCES & CALLS FOR PAPERS

• Calls for Papers (U. Penn English Dept.)
• (conference) Don DeLillo: "At the Edges of Perception" (March 25-26, 1998, Rutgers U.)

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