Miscellaneous Resources:
- Copyright finder. The WATCH File for Artists, Writers and Their Copyright Holder is an excellent resource for finding out who holds the copyright on works by U.S. and U.K. authors.
- The American Memory Home Page at the Library of Congress. This popular site is rich in various kinds of content; it includes exhibitions, photographs, movies,and soundfiles.
- National Endowment for the Humanities. This site provides links to and information about what the NEH considers to be the best literature sites on the web for K-12 educators and students, including American literature sites.
- American and British History Resources on the Internet. and American Literature on the Net (Rutgers). These comprehensive sites at Rutgers University are logically organized with hundreds of links.
- The Scout Report.A well-respected weekly online publication from the University of Wisconsin, the Scout Report selects and reviews sites of interest to researchers.
- Infomine. Developed by librarians at the University of California at Riverside and other academic libraries, this useful site includes "expert-selected and described links" in a variety of disciplines.
- Web Museum at Ibiblio.org. Not a literature site, but there are some great paintings here.
- History Matters. Primarily designed for teachers of U. S. history, this site at George Mason University also reviews links to many sites dealing with American cultural history and has a search feature.
- H-NET Humanities and Social Sciences Online. This searchable site includes reviews, teaching resources,discussion networks, and links for literature and history research.
- Librarians' Index to the Internet reviews and annotates lists of sites in all disciplines.
