a good page of links on the Scarlet Letter, including an on-line version of the novel
There are a number of Douglass sites out there, but none of much use for this class. Most focus on his autobiographical narratives and/or give simple biographical info. If anyone finds a good link for us, let me know. Some potential good ones are listed in Yahoo but do not appear to be working.
the Henry James scholar's Guide to Web sites
----includes a searchable on-line Portrait of a Lady
(be sure to have lots of free memory available on your computer, though!)
and all sorts of other "great links."
[For some reason, James liked to put certain low verrnacularisms in quotation marks.]
[scroll down & don't miss the high school photo of "Willie" Cather in her crew-cut and also (on another page) the link to her high school graduation speech!]
The Professor's House is available on-line.
a page called (what else?) the Papa Page
pretty lightweight stuff, but fun to browse
info
from the Seattle Times on Charles Johnson and his new book project,
a work on Martin Luther King, Jr.
E-mail Charles Johnson