Hit: Literary Criticism Sites

[Kathy Simonsen <ksimonsen@CHEROKEE.K12.IA.US>]

Thank you to all who responded with literary criticism sites.

Replies I received:
l.Not much lit crit of the net and this is the only site that I have
really found.
http://www.ipl.org/ref/litcrit/.  This was the most popular site
mentioned.  Internet Puplic Library.

2.One place she should be sure to search is the NY Times online.  They
have a database of their book reviews from 1980 to the present.   While
it won't provide all the invformation she's looking for, it will usually
provide an in depth review, which my teachers have been happy to  get.
http://www.nytimes.com   - its free, but you have to register as a user.

3.  I get lots of reviews from www.amazon.com

4.  She can try biography.com.  The best thing is to do a search using a
search
engine and put the name of the author in quotes.  I used
www.metacrawler.com.  She also could use books and periodicals.  They still
exist!!!  Unless someone has put up the information that is still the kind
of
thing you mainly get through paid subsciption over the Internet.  If you
get
some good info, please post a hit.

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