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The Academy of American Poets presents a biography, photograph, and selected poems.
Alain de Benoist considers the achievement of the writer Ernst Juenger and his ideal of the Worker in the context of the Conservative Revolution.
Information on current Kafka research and on the activities of the Oxford Kafka Research Centre.
Notes on several of his works, courtesy of the Literature, Arts & Medicine Database.
Describes his visit to San Francisco, including his trips to the City Lights Bookstore and his other haunts. Also includes bibliographic information.
Essay on patriotism published in the San Francisco Chronicle.
Informational site which includes links to online texts and other resources.
The author lived for a short time in Brattleboro, Vermont. The house in which he lived, named by him Naulakha, afforded spectacular views of Mount Monadnock.
Collection of portraits held at the National Portrait Gallery.
Includes a biographical and historical chronology and discussions on Kipling's relationship with the British Empire and imperialism.
"Site for mystery author Lisa Kleinholz, author of the rock 'n roll mystery Exiles on Main Street." Includes an excerpt from Exiles, biographical information, and links.
Comments on the German dramatic poet and his writings.
Special Kenneth Koch feature with contributions by David Lehman, Robert Creeley, John Tranter and others. Includes two interviews.
By David Kennedy. Recorded in Huddersfield, England, Thursday 5th August 1993.
A CV of Kraus with a couple of pictures and citations. This article is part of "Thinking Man's Minefield".
Poem by Joanne Kyger.
Two-part biography of the underrated author. Awards, filmography.
Bibliography.
Brief biography, with external links to some of his popular poetry.
Poems by Else Lasker-Schüler in German and English translation.
from the National Portrait Gallery, London.
The life, paintings and complete Nonsense poems of Edward Lear, as well as news on Nonsense in general.
The hotel in Marble Arch, London, formerly the home of Edward Lear, Victorian painter and limerick writer.
From Jacket Magazine.
A biography of and interview with the author.
Parish where Lewis was baptized by his grandfather, the first rector. He and his brother later presented a stained glass window in honor of their parents. Includes brief family history, and images of both baptismal certificate and window.
Volume 19 contains articles of tribute and analysis.
Review of Walter Lord's book about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that brought America into World War Two.
Online presentation of the book by C. Collodi; illustrated by Frederick Richardson; published by The John C. Winston Co.1927.
Review of a Blake's 7 fanzine containing writing by Jean Lorrah. Site includes a link to buy copies.
Discusses the author's history, works, religion, use of imagery, themes and bibliography.
Short biography and select bibliography.
Features biographies, etexts, illustrations, articles, and links.
Brief synopses and commentary on three of Mann's works with health-related themes: The Black Swan, Death in Venice, and The Magic Mountain.
Article by T.S. Eliot on the occasion of Marvell's tercentenary explores the way in which Marvell's wit exemplifies his century. [The Times Literary Supplement]
Nemsi Books offers English unabridged translations of Karl May's travel narratives, translated by Michael M. Michalak.
Publisher's presentation. "Heiligenanstalt contains four fictions around the composers Chopin, Bruckner, Schubert, and the trio of Brahms, Clara and Robert Schumann..."
The author's concept of the horror writers association becomes reality and is included in the history of the association.
Interview from PBS Online in print and audio.
Filmography. Movies and television productions based on her works.
Includes interviews, discussion board, bibliography and information about forthcoming appearances.
An Academy of American Poets poetry "exhibit," including a short biography of Millay, a selection of her poems, a links to further resources on the web.
collectible fine art prints for pleasure and investment.
Links to e-texts and other resources; biographical and historical information.
The Society aims to further Milton scholarship by bringing scholars together at an annual dinner, publishing an annual booklet (and website) encouraging research in progress, and promoting exchange of ideas in the field of Milton study.
Quotations by More in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations at Bartleby Library.
Links to poems of Edwin Muir, and other resources related to the poet. Requires log-in registration
Resource site featuring news, a biography, and articles.
Interview with the author about writing and running.
Illustrated essay with passages from the work, genealogical table, and links.