World Literatures in English
Literature in English from the United Kingdom
Contents:
Subject Headings |
Reference Sources |
Journals |
Selected Works |
Web Resources
The term "United Kingdom" refers to the island nation located off the northwestern coast of mainland
Europe. It consists of four geographic and historical parts--England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and a number of offshore islands.
Great Britain consists of England, Scotland, Wales, and the offshore islands. The terms "Great Britain" and "United Kingdom" are
often used as synonymously. "The British Isles" is a geographical term for the group of islands off the
northwestern coast of Europe. The group consists of two main islands, Great Britain and Ireland, and numerous smaller islands.
The term
"English literature" generally refers to the body of written works produced in the English language by
inhabitants of the British Isles (including Ireland) from the 7th century to the present day. Early
linguistic periods include Old English or Anglo-Saxon literature, and Middle
English literature. During the 15th century, the English language acquired
much of its modern form.
For
this research guide, works by authors from Ireland are treated
separately, under Literature in English from Ireland.
Subject Headings
Here are some suggested subject headings to use when searching the Western Libraries Online Catalog for materials on
English literature from the United Kingdom.
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British Literature as the main subject heading for works in
English from Great Britain.
Use the subject heading
English Literature
for a broader approach to all literature in the English
language.
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Subheading examples:
- British Literature -- 19th Century history and criticism
- British Literature -- Dictionaries
- British Literature -- Women authors
- English Literature -- 18th Century -- history and criticism
- English literature -- Early modern 1500-1700
- English literature -- Scottish authors
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Examples of related subjects:
- Anglo-Norman literature
- Children's literature -- English
- English drama
- English poetry -- Scottish authors
- Fantasy literature -- English
- Postcolonialism -- England
- Scottish literature
- Women Authors -- English
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Reference Sources
Contents:
Biographical Sources |
Literary Criticism, Book Reviews & Plot Summaries |
Literary Research & Bibliographies |
Historical Collections |
Language Dictionaries
Biographical Sources
Bell, Inglis Freeman and Jennifer Gallup. A Reference Guide to English, American and Canadian Literature :
An Annotated Checklist of Bibliographical and Other Reference Materials. Vancouver : U of British Columbia P, 1971.
Ref PR 85 .B44
Benstock, Bernard and Thomas F. Staley, eds. British Mystery and Thriller Writers since 1940,
First Series. Detroit, MI : Gale Research, 1989.
Ref. PN 451 .D54 v. 87
Bloom, Abigail Burnham, ed. Nineteenth-century British Women Writers: A Bio-bibliographical Critical Sourcebook. Westport, CT: Greenwood, 2000.
Ref. PR 115 .N55 2000
Daiches, David, ed. The Penguin Companion to English Literature. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1971.
Ref. PN 41 .P43 v.3
A dictionary covering British and Irish Literature, and Commonwealth literature in English.
Dictionary of National Biography. Oxford. ?1882-1953. 22 volumes and supplements.
Ref. DA 28 D45
Major guide to British writers who are no longer living. Scholarly articles are signed by their authors and include
bibliographies.
Hammill, Faye, Esme Miskimmin and Ashlie Sponenberg, eds. Encyclopedia of British women's writing, 1900-1950.
Basingstoke, England: Palgrave Macmillan, 2006.
Ref. PR111 .E55 2006
"This unique reference work is the first book to concentrate on early
twentieth-century women's writing. It includes detailed entries on 185 authors,
ranging from the canonical (Dorothy Richardson, Rebecca West, Virginia Woolf)
through the popular (Agatha Christie, Nancy Mitford, Beatrix Potter) to the
largely forgotten (Olive Moore, Barbara Comyns, Winifred Watson). The book draws
together information and references relating to a group of fascinating authors
in need of rediscovery, opening up new avenues of research for students,
teachers and researchers. The encyclopedia also provides contextualising
material, with 76 concise introductions to literary and historical events.
Topics covered include Bloomsbury, Children's Literature, Libraries, Fashion and
Youth Culture, Sexology, Mass Observation, Education and the Welfare State. An
integral time line provides a framework for the entries, and a detailed
bibliography of 100 books (including criticism, history, reference, and
anthologies) is an invaluable point of reference."
Harris-Fain, Darren, ed. British Fantasy and Science-fiction Writers before World War I.
Detroit : Gale Research, 1997.
Ref. PN 451 .D54 v. 178
Harris-Fain, Darren, ed. British Fantasy and Science-fiction Writers, 1918-1960.
Detroit : Gale Group, 2002.
Ref. PN 451 .D54 v. 255
Harris-Fain, Darren, ed. British Fantasy and Science-fiction Writers since 1960.
Detroit : Gale Group, 2002.
Ref. PN 451 .D54 v. 261
Kastan, David Scott, ed. The Oxford encyclopedia of British literature.
Oxford : Oxford U P, 2006.
Ref. PR19 .O95 2006 v. 1-5
Kunitz, Stanley and Howard Haycraft eds. British Authors Before 1800, a Biographical Dictionary. New York: H. W. Wilson. 1952.
Ref. PR 105 K9
Biographies and portraits of writers from the beginnings of English literature to the end of the 19th century.
Kunitz, Stanley and Howard Haycraft eds. British Authors of the Nineteenth Century. New York: H. W. Wilson, 1936.
Ref. PR 451 K8
Biographies and portraits of writers from the beginnings of English literature to the end of the 19th century.
Macdonald, Gina, ed. British Mystery and Thriller Writers since 1960.
Detroit : Gale Group, 2003.
Ref. PN 451 .D54 v. 276
Molino, Michael R., ed. Twenty-first-century British and Irish Novelists.
Detroit : Gale, 2003.
Ref. PN 451 .D54 v. 267
Moseley, Merritt, ed. British and Irish Novelists Since 1960.
Detroit : Gale Group, 2003.
Ref. PN 451 .D54 v. 271
Moss, Joyce. British and Irish Literature and Its Times : The Victorian Era to the Present (1837-).
Detroit : Gale Group, 2001.
Ref. PR 471 .M65 2001
Moss, Joyce and Lorraine Valestuk. British and Irish Literature and Its Times : Celtic Migrations
to the Reform Bill (Beginnings-1830s). Detroit : Gale Group, 2001.
Ref. PR 25 .M67 2001
Parini, Jay, ed. British Writers. Retrospective Supplement VII [i.e., II].
New York : C. Scribner's Sons, 2002.
Ref. PR 85 .B688 Retro Suppl. 2
Royle, Trevor. Companion to Scottish Literature. Detroit : Gale Research, 1983.
PR 8506 .R69 1983
Schlueter, Paul and June Schlueter, eds. An Encyclopedia of British Women Writers. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers U P, 1998.
Ref. PR 111 .E54 1998.
Scott-Kilvert, Ian, ed. British Writers. New York: Scribner, 1979-84. 8 volumes and supplements.
Ref. PR 85 B688
Literary biographies of authors past and present. Includes bibliographies and index.
Shelton, Pamela L., ed. Contemporary Women Poets. Detroit: St. James, 1998.
Ref. PS 151 .C67 1997
An historical bio-bibliographic dictionary of women poets from English-speaking countries. Sherry, Vincent B., Jr., ed. Poets of Great Britain and Ireland Since 1960. Detroit : Gale Research, 1985.
Ref. PN 451 .D54 v. 40 pt. 1 and 2
Part of the Dictionary of Literary Biography series. Biographical entries with bibliographies, history and criticism
of works of English poetry by British and Irish authors.
Stephens, Meic, ed. The Oxford Companion to the Literature of Wales.
Oxford : Oxford U P, 1986.
Ref. PB 2202 .O94 1986
Literary Criticism, Book Reviews & Plot Summaries
For help finding book reviews, see the Western Libraries "How-To" Guide,
How to Locate Book Reviews.
Dillane, Fionnuala and Ronan Kelly, eds. New voices in Irish criticism 4.
Dublin : Four Courts, 2003.
PR8714 .N48 2003
Janik, Vicki K. and Del Ivan Janik, eds. Modern British women writers : an A-to-Z guide.
Westport, CT : Greenwood, 2002.
Ref. PR116 .M63 2002
Paddock, Lisa and Carl Rollyson. The Brontės A to Z : the essential reference to their lives and work.
New York : Facts On File, 2003.
Ref. PR4168 .P28 2003
Peach, Linden. The contemporary Irish novel : critical readings.
New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2004.
PR8803 .P43 2004
Pouparad, Dennis, ed. Literature Criticism from 1400 to 1800. Detroit : Gale Research, 1984-.
Ref. PN 86 L53
Excerpts from criticism of the works of 15th to 18th century novelists, poets, playwrights,
philosophers and other creative writers. Contains critical appraisals from those first published to current evaluations.
Punter, David, ed. A Companion to the Gothic.
Oxford : Blackwell, 2000.
Ref. PR 830 .T3 C65 2000
Shakespearean Criticism. Detroit : Gale Research, 1984-.
Ref. PR 2965 S43 1984
Volumes 1-10 of the series offer a broad range of interpretations and present an historical
overview of the critical response to each Shakespearean work. Beginning with volume 11 historical stage plays and film
productions are reviewed and evaluated.
Shattock, Joanne, ed. The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature. 3rd. ed.
Cambridge : Cambridge U P, 1999-.
Ref. PR 85 .W382 1999 v. 4
Literary Research & Bibliographies
Baker, Nancy L. and Nancy Huling. A research guide for undergraduate students : English and American
literature. New York : Modern Language Association of America, 2006.
Ref. PR56 .B34 2006
"For nearly twenty-five years A Research Guide for Undergraduate Students has
helped students avoid the pitfalls of conducting library research for term
papers and theses. Updated and revised, the sixth edition shows undergraduates
how to use their research time efficiently and how to locate and evaluate
material available from electronic databases and the Internet."
Beasley, Jerry C. English Fiction, 1660-1800 : A Guide to Information Sources. Detroit : Gale Research, 1978.
Ref. PR 851 .B4
From the Gale Information Guide Library, the American literature, English literature, and world
literatures in English information guide series. Covers the early modern and 18th century periods. Includes indexes.
Bracken, James K. Reference Works in British and American Literature. Englewood, CO : Libraries Unlimited, 1990. 2 volumes.
Ref. PR 83 B731990
Detailed and critical two volume set is an annotated bibliography of general reference works. 500 entries categorized by
form, genre or period are described and evaluated. Contains author, title and subject indexes.
Conolly, L. W. and J.P. Wearing. English Drama and Theatre, 1800-1900. Detroit : Gale Research, 1978.
Ref. PR 721 .C58
From the Gale Information Guide Library, the American literature, English literature, and world
literatures in English information guide series. Covers 19th century theater in Great Britain. Includes indexes.
Eagle, Dorothy and Hilary Carnell, eds. The Oxford Illustrated Literary Guide to Great Britain and Ireland. New York :
Oxford U P, 1981.
Ref. PR 109 E18 1981
Lists and describes places associated with authors. The index of authors link their biographical sketch with locations.
Garside, Peter, James Raven and Rainer Schöwerling, eds. The English
Novel, 1770-1829 :
A Bibliographical Survey of Prose Fiction Published in the British Isles.
Oxford : Oxford U P, 2000.
Ref. PR 851 .E52 2000 v. 1-2
Heninger, S. K., Jr. English Prose, Prose Fiction, and Criticism to 1660 : A Guide to
Information Sources. Detroit : Gale Research, 1975.
Ref. PR 1281 .H42
From the Gale Information Guide Library, the American literature, English literature, and world
literatures in English information guide series. Covers Middle English and early modern English prose literature. Includes indexes.
Howard-Hill, Trevor H. Index to British Literary Bibliography. New York : Oxford U P, 1969-<1987.
Ref. PR 83 H6
Records bibliographical works about British textual and bibliographical history in monographs or as articles.
Provides assistance in research on obscure literary writers and subjects.
Link, Frederick M. English Drama, 1660-1800 : A Guide to Information Sources. Detroit : Gale Research, 1976.
Ref. PR 701 .L5
From the Gale Information Guide Library, the American literature, English literature, and world
literatures in English information guide series. Covers Restoration and 18th century theater in Great Britain.
Includes indexes.
Mell, Donald C., Jr. English Poetry, 1660-1800 : A Guide to Information Sources. Detroit : Gale Research, 1982.
Ref. PR 551 .M44 1982
From the Gale Information Guide Library, the American literature, English literature, and world
literatures in English information guide series. Covers the early modern and 18th century periods. Includes indexes.
Mikhail, E. H., ed. English Drama, 1900-1950 : A Guide to Information Sources. Detroit : Gale Research, 1977.
Ref. PR 736 .M52
From the Gale Information Guide Library, the American literature, English literature, and world
literatures in English information guide series. Covers 20th century theater in Great Britain. Includes indexes.
Olsen, Kirstin. All Things Shakespeare : An Encyclopedia of Shakespeare's World.
Westport, CT : Greenwood, 2002.
Ref. PR 2892 .O56 2002
Parini, Jay, ed. British writers. Retrospective supplement VII [i.e., II].
New York : C. Scribner's Sons, 2002.
Ref. PR 85 .B688 Retro Suppl. 2
Penninger, Frieda Elaine. English Drama to 1660, Excluding Shakespeare : A Guide to
Information Sources. Detroit : Gale Research, 1976.
Ref. PR 625 .P44
From the Gale Information Guide Library, the American literature, English literature, and world
literatures in English information guide series. Includes indexes.
Reiman, Donald H. English Romantic Poetry, 1800-1835 : A Guide to Information Sources. Detroit : Gale
Research, 1979.
Ref. PR 590 .R4
From the Gale Information Guide Library, the American literature, English literature, and world
literatures in English information guide series. Includes indexes.
Watson, George, ed. The New Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature. Cambridge : Cambridge U P, 1974. 5 volumes.
Ref. PR 85 W382 Presents critical studies of works by major authors of the British Isles between 600 and 1950 AD. Primary and secondary
materials include works by and about English writers. Based on F.S. Bateson's Cambridge Guide to English Literature,
PR 85 .C281983.
White, Robert B. The English Literary Journal to 1900 : A Guide to Information
Sources. Detroit : Gale Research, 1977.
Ref. PN 5114 .W45
From the Gale Information Guide Library, the American literature, English literature, and world
literatures in English information guide series. Includes indexes.
Wilson, Harris and Diane Long Hoeveler. English Prose and Criticism in the Nineteenth Century : A Guide to
Information Sources. Detroit : Gale Research, 1979.
Ref. PR 771 .W5
From the Gale Information Guide Library, the American literature, English literature, and world
literatures in English information guide series. Focuses on English prose literature. Includes indexes.
Historical Collections
Early English Books: Series I. 1475-1640. Ann Arbor : University Microfilms International,
1938-1988.
Microfilm PR 1120 E2
This series covers the texts of almost everything published in English or in England from the
26,000 titles listed in Pollard and Redgraves's Short-Title Catalogue of English Books. 1475-1640.
Indexed primarily by author.
Early English Books: Series II. 1640-1700. Ann Arbor : University Microfilms International,
1938-
Microfilm PR 1127 E2
Contains material printed in English between 1640 and 1700 as a continuation of the series.
The Eighteenth Century: Guide to the Microfilm Collection. Woodbridge, CT : Research
Publications, 1984-.
Ref. PR 441 E5
Includes 200,000 English publications from 1701 to 1800. Accessed by author and title broad
subject. Reels housed at the University of Washington. Ask at Reference Department for assistance.
The Microbook Library of English Literature. Chicago : Library Resources, 1970-.
Microfiche PR1101 L5 This collection of approximately 10,500 volumes can be accessed through the Microbook
Library of English Literature: Author Catalog and Title Catalog located both on 5 West and in Reference PR 1101 L52.
Contains literature from Anglo-Saxon times to 1917.
Language Dictionaries
Bosworth, Joseph and T. Northcote Toller, eds.
An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary. London: Oxford University Press. 1954 reprint.
Ref. PE 279 B522 [1954] 1972
The definitive dictionary of the Old English language, including definitions with illustrative
examples of words preserved in works written previous to 1100. 2 volumes.
Kurath, Hans, ed. Middle English Dictionary. Ann Arbor: U of Michigan P,
1952-1992.
Ref. PE 679 M54
Detailed explanations and definitions of significant words in medieval literature recorded from
1100-1474.
Todd, Loreto. Words Apart: A Dictionary of Northern Ireland English. Savage, MD: Barnes & Noble, 1990.
PE 2587 .T6 1990
Journals
For information about using specialized periodical indexes and databases to find articles on world literatures in English, go to
World Literatures in English: Find Articles.
For online content and complete location and holdings information for these
journals, search the catalog by
journal title.
Milton Quarterly. Athens : Dept. of English, Ohio University.
Periodicals PR 3579 .M48
Nineteenth-century Fiction. Berkeley : U of California P.
Periodicals PR 873 .T76
Nineteenth-century Literature. Berkeley : U of California P.
Periodicals PR 451 .N56 v. 41 1986/87-
Shakespeare Quarterly. Washington : Folger Shakespeare Library.
Periodicals PR 2885 .S63 v. 1 1950-
Trollopian. New York : AMS Reprint.
Online
Selected Works
Contents:
Literary History & Criticism | Collections |
For More Resources
Check out" these seminal and
recent works. Most of the materials listed may be used outside the library. Be sure to consult the
Western Libraries Online Catalog for location and
availability.
Literary History & Criticism
Adams, Sam and Gwilym Rees Hughes, eds. Triskel One: Essays on Welsh and Anglo-Welsh Literature.
[Llandybie], C. Davies, 1971.
PB 2207 .A3
Adams, Sam and Gwilym Rees Hughes, eds. Triskel Two: Essays on Welsh and Anglo-Welsh Literature.
[Llandybie], C. Davies, 1973.
PB 2207 .A32
Arana, R. Victoria and Lauri Ramey, eds. Black British writing.
New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2004.
PR120.B55 B58 2004
Ball, John Clement. Imagining London : postcolonial fiction and the transnational metropolis.
Toronto : U of Toronto P, 2004.
PR9084 .B35 2004
Baugh, Albert C., ed. A Literary History of England. 2nd ed. New York : Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1967.
PR 83 .B3
An authoritative source of general and traditional critical observations on the contributions of
major writers and works that comprise English literature.
Campbell, Ian, ed. Nineteenth-century Scottish Fiction : Critical Essays. New York : Barnes & Noble, 1979.
PR 8601 .N5 1979
Crawford, Robert. Devolving English Literature. Oxford : Oxford U P, 1992.
PR 21 .C7 1992
Dabydeen, David and Nana Wilson-Tagoe. A Reader's Guide to West Indian and Black British Literature.
London : Hansib, 1988.
PR 9210 .D34 1988
Douthwaite, Julia V. The Wild Girl, Natural Man, and the Monster : Dangerous Experiments
in the Age of Enlightenment. Chicago : U of Chicago P, 2002.
BD 450 .D665 2002
Eyre, Richard. Changing Stages. [videorecording]
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, 2001.
Video Collection PN 2189 .C493 2001 v. 3-5
Garlick, Raymond. An Introduction to Anglo-Welsh Literature.
Cardiff : U of Wales P, on behalf of the Welsh Arts Council, 1970.
PR 8911 .G3
Gifford, Douglas and Dorothy McMillan, eds. A History of Scottish Women's Writing. Boulder, CO : NetLibrary,
1999.
Online access via netLibrary
Gingerich, Martin E. Contemporary Poetry in America and England, 1950-1975 : A Guide to
Information Sources. Detroit : Gale Research, 1983.
PS 303 .G5 1983
Graham, Henry Grey. Scottish Men of Letters in the Eighteenth Century. [microform] London :
A. and C. Black, 1901.
Microfiche PR 1101 .L5 LEL 11078
Houen, Alex. Terrorism and Modern Literature, from Joseph Conrad to Ciaran Carson.
Oxford : Oxford U P, 2002.
PR 478 .T47 H68 2002
Innes, Catherine Lynette. A History of Black and Asian Writing in Britain, 1700-2000.
Cambridge : Cambridge U P, 2002.
PR 120 .B55 I55 2002
Jenkins, Geraint H. Literature, Religion and Society in Wales, 1660-1730.
Cardiff : U of Wales P [for] the History and Law Committee of the Board of Celtic Studies, 1978.
BR 117 .J46
Jones, Glyn. The Dragon has Two Tongues: Essays on Anglo-Welsh Writers and Writing.
London : Dent, 1968.
PR 8916 .J6
Justice, George. The Manufacturers of Literature : Writing and the Literary
Marketplace in Eighteenth-century England. Newark : U of Delaware P, 2002.
PR 448 .E36 J87 2002
King, Kimball, ed. Modern Dramatists : A Casebook of Major British, Irish, and American Playwrights.
New York : Routledge, 2001.
PR 736 .M56 2001
Kittredge, Katharine, ed. Lewd & Notorious : Female Transgression in the Eighteenth Century.
Ann Arbor : U of Michigan P, 2003.
PR 448.W65 L49 2003
Kratzmann, Gregory. Anglo-Scottish Literary Relations, 1430-1550. Cambridge : Cambridge U P, 1980.
PR 8519 .K7
Lee, Debbie. Slavery and the Romantic Imagination.
Philadelphia : U of Pennsylvania P, 2002.
PR 468 .S55 L44 2002
Meale, Carol M., ed. Women and Literature in Britain, 1150-1500. Cambridge: Cambridge U P, 1993.
PR 113 .W64 1993.
Oscar : The Life and Legacy of Oscar Wilde. [videorecording]
Princeton, N.J. : Films for the Humanities, 1999, c1997.
PR 5823 .O64 1999
Rebellato, Dan. 1956 and All That : The Making of Modern British Drama.
London : Routledge, 1999.
PR 736 .R35 1999
Rosa, Alfred F. and Paul A. Eschholz. Contemporary Fiction in America and England, 1950-1970 : A Guide to
Information Sources. Detroit : Gale Research, 1976.
PR 881 .R65
Scottish Poetry. Edinburgh : Edinburgh U P, [1967].
PR 8658 .S3 v.2
Shattock, Joanne. The Oxford Guide to British Women Writers.
Oxford : Oxford U P, 1993.
PR 111 .S48 1993
Shattock, Joanne, ed. Women and Literature in Britain, 1800-1900.
Cambridge : Cambridge U P, 2001.
PR 115 .W58 2001
Silver, Carole G. Strange and Secret Peoples: Fairies and Victorian Consciousness. New York: Oxford U P, 1999.
GR 141 .S55 1999
Sizemore, Christine Wick. Negotiating Identities in Women's Lives : English Postcolonial and
Contemporary British Novels. Westport, CT : Greenwood, 2002.
PR 888.W6 S59 2002
Speirs, John. The Scots Literary Tradition; an Essay in Criticism. [Rev., 2d ed.]
London : Faber and Faber, 1962.
PR 8561 .S65 1962
Sloan, Barry. Writers and Protestantism in the North of Ireland : Heirs to
Adamnation? Dublin : Irish Academic P, 2000.
PR 8891 .N67 S6 2000
Sullivan, Megan. Women in Northern Ireland : Cultural Studies and Material Conditions. Gainesville :
U P of Florida, 1999.
PR 8891 .N67 S75 1999
Waterston, Elizabeth. Rapt in plaid : Canadian literature and Scottish tradition.
Toronto : U of Toronto P, 2001.
PR9185.3 .W38 2001
Collections, with Introductory Essays
Bourke, Angela, et al., eds. The Field Day Anthology of Irish Writing. Irish Women's Writing and
Traditions. New York : New York U P, 2002.
PB 1347 .F54 2002 v. 4-5
Deane, Seamus, ed. The Field Day Anthology of Irish Writing. Lawrence Hill, Derry, Northern Ireland :
Field Day, 1991.
PB 1347 .F54 1991 v.1-3
Hodgson-Wright, Stephanie, ed. Women's writing of the early modern period, 1588-1688 : an anthology.
New York : Columbia U P, 2002.
PR1110.W6 W685 2002
Jones, Gwyn, comp. The Oxford Book of Welsh Verse in English.
Oxford : Oxford U P, 1977.
PB 2369 .O9
McMillan, Dorothy and Michel Byrne, eds. Modern Scottish women poets .
Edinburgh : Canongate, 2003.
PR8653 .M63 2003
Morgan, Gerald, ed. This World of Wales: An Anthology of Anglo-Welsh Poetry from the
Seventeenth to the Twentieth Century. Cardiff : U of Wales P, 1968.
PR 8957 .M6
Richards, Alun, ed. The Penguin Book of Welsh Short Stories.
Harmondsworth, Eng. : Penguin, 1976.
PR 8980 .P4
Robertson, Fiona, ed. Women's writing, 1778-1838 : an anthology.
Oxford : Oxford U P, 2001.
PR1110.W6 W68 2001
Watson, Roderick, ed. The Poetry of Scotland : Gaelic, Scots, and English, 1380-1980.
Edinburgh : Edinburgh U P, 1995.
PR 8650 .P64 1995
Williams, John Stuart and Meic Stephens, eds. The Lilting House: An Anthology of Anglo-Welsh Poetry, 1917-67.
London : Dent, 1969.
PR 8964 .W53
For More Resources
Jones, Brynmor, F.L.A. A bibliography of Anglo-Welsh literature, 1900-1965.
Swansea (Glamorgan) : Library Association (Wales & Monmouthshire Branch), 1970.
PR 8911 .J65
Selected Web Resources
Edmund Spenser, On Line
http://www.slu.edu/colleges/AS/ENG/spenser/
Searchable world bibliography on Edmund Spenser, containing bibliographies, abstracts, and reviews from the
Spenser Newsletter and The Spenser Review, with coverage from 1970 to the present.
The site is sponsored by the Department of English and the Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies at
Saint Louis University.
English Literature Resources on the World Wide Web
http://www.library.adelaide.edu.au/guide/hum/english/index.html
"The English Literature resources website was created and is maintained by the
Research Librarian for English at Adelaide University, Alan
Keig. I select and annotate those web sources that seem to me to be
particularly useful to us here at Adelaide University." The site offers links to web resources on periods and genres of
British literature, including Old English, Medieval English, Renaissance, Shakespeare, Victorian literature, women's writing,
and fantasy & science fiction.
Portals to the
World: Selected Internet Resources: United Kingdom: Literature and Culture
http://www.loc.gov/rr/international/main/uk/litcult.html
The U.S. Library of Congress
presents a collection of Web sites on the literature and culture of the United Kingdom. The sites were
selected by Library of Congress subject experts.
Sir Philip Sidney, On Line
http://www.slu.edu/colleges/AS/ENG/sidney/
Searchable world bibliography on Sir Philip Sidney, containing bibliographies, abstracts, and reviews from the
Sidney Newsletter and The Sidney Review, with coverage from the 1570's to the present. It is fully annotated through 1984,
and partially annotated thereafter. The site is sponsored by the Department of English and the Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies at
Saint Louis University. From the site: "Sir Philip Sidney, On
Line is a comprehensive listing of printed material by and about the
Elizabethan courtier and writer from his lifetime to the present. It includes
not only editions of his works and critical and scholarly commentary on them,
but also biographical and bibliographical studies and literary works written
about him, such as funeral elegies and fictional representations of his life."
Women Writers: British Authors
http://womenwriters.about.com/cs/britishauthors/
Includes biographies, reviews, and links to author home pages.
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