Monthly Archives: January 2011

The Dickinson Electronic Archive has been active since 1997. As stated on their “About the Archive” page, the aim is to provide access to all writings pertaining to Emily Dickinson. The site has complied selected writings from her family, writings … Continue reading →

The Walt Whitman Archive is an electronic database that organizes the works of Walt Whitman, his biographical information, and criticism of his work into a very accessible interface with links to all categories previously listed. The site’s appearance is welcoming … Continue reading →

The purpose of this project is to organize Walt Whitmans writings in a manner that makes them easily accessible to any scholar looking up a specific piece, someone who is just poking around looking for some literature to read or … Continue reading →

“The Letters of Christina Rossetti: A Digital Edition” is an electronic database that features the entire text of the 4-volume print edition, The Letters of Christina Rossetti. The archive is visually appealing and seemingly easy to use—it has a home … Continue reading →

The scholarly purpose of the “The Swinburne Project” is a digital archive that collects the works of the Victorian poet Algernon Charles Swinburne.  This archive provides readers with a wide breadth of work such as contextual materials, including contemporary critical … Continue reading →

The Ambrose Bierce Project is something that was created to highlight the work of writer Ambrose Gwinnett Bierce. The website allows people from a wide spectrum to discover the works of Bierce and also contribute their knowledge and opinions of … Continue reading →

This archive proves to me to be a very useful and effective site that fulfills nearly every purpose and then some. The Walt Whitman Archive at first appearance has an excellent home page with a wonderful picture of Walt Whitman … Continue reading →

The Charles Chesnutt Archive is a thorough compilation of  sixty-three text written by Chesnutt. This collection includes 35 short stories, 1 novel, 17 essays, 3 poems, and even a translated story in French. For many of the pieces, this is … Continue reading →

“From Goslar to Grasmere: William Wordsworth: Electronic Manuscripts” is a project designed to give a thorough background of William Wordsworth and his sister Dorothy, while also allowing for examination of his manuscripts. The site provides manuscripts, letters, film and other … Continue reading →