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The Noise of Our Names
A review of Character: Three Inquiries in Literary Studies by Toril Moi, Rita Felski and Amanda Anderson, on the difficu…
The Paris Review
The storied literary magazine's site featuring its famous Writers at Work interviews, essays, poetry, and the Daily cult…
The Patrick O'Brian Mapping Project
Maps the voyages of Jack Aubrey and Stephen Maturin across all 21 Patrick O'Brian novels, with a timeline, charts of the…
The Poem Itself
A poet's blog by Sharon Bryan that reads and discusses poems, with new posts on Mondays and Fridays for readers who want…
The Poem Tree
An online poetry anthology of metered verse and some free verse, from early-modern poets such as Walter de la Mare, Paul…
The Poetry Project
The hub of the Poetry Project at St. Mark's Church in New York, home to readings, workshops and publications for a liter…
The Quote Garden
A large compilation of quotations sorted by topic, covering inspirational, humorous, literary, and poetic lines as well…
The Shapes of Stories
Charts of the emotional arcs of famous stories, made by asking an AI how each main character feels at every stage of the…
The Short Story Project
A curated online collection of short stories from around the world that you can read or listen to, with audio readings a…
the stick and the basket
A short, contemplative walk inspired by Ursula Le Guin's Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction, gathering things instead of figh…
The Strange Resurrection of Lonesome Dove
An essay on why Larry McMurtry's 1985 cowboy epic is finding a new generation of readers online and what its revival say…
The Ulysses Project
A digital humanities project exploring how James Joyce rebuilt Dublin in Ulysses through allusions, with annotated maps…
The Victorian Web
A vast scholarly web of essays and images on the Victorian era, linking social history, science, art, architecture and a…
Thoughts on Peace in an Air Raid
Virginia Woolf's 1940 essay written during German bombing raids on England, reflecting on fear, war and how to think pea…
Travel Writing World
Interviews and resources on travel writing, in which host Jeremy Bassetti talks with celebrated authors of non-fiction t…
TypeLit
A typing practice site where you improve your speed by typing through entire public-domain novels like Moby Dick and Dra…
typing.works
A minimalist typing page for transcribing literature as a calming ritual: copy passages of classic writing keystroke by…
Uncovered
A book sampler that lets you scroll between opening pages with no cover, title or hype, so you can see which first pages…
Ursula K. Le Guin
Ursula K. Le Guin's official site, with her own blog posts and essays, interviews, a biography in her words and guides t…
Verba Prima
A one-page literary toy that shows the opening line of a famous work of literature every time you visit, a tiny prompt t…
Victory Garden Sampler
A 1995 hypertext fiction sampler by Stuart Moulthrop, a branching web narrative set around the first Gulf War and a univ…
Why We Need a Literary Canon
An essay by Joshua Fagan arguing for the enduring value of preserving the best of human thought and expression in a shar…
Wikiquote
A free, collaboratively edited collection of quotations from famous people, books, films, and proverbs, with sourced ent…
William Faulkner's Nobel Banquet Speech
The text of William Faulkner's 1949 Nobel Prize in Literature banquet speech, a short address on the writer's duty and t…
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