Online+Bibliographies

Post your online bibliography finds here!

**Stacia Frederick**
====The Time's "All Time 100 Novels" (http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/completelist/0,29569,1951793,00.html) contains the 100 best English-Language novels from 1923. The novels are alphabetical, and you can click on the individual novel listing to view the book cover and read a synopsis. This listing is a “fun” resource to examine; students can challenge themselves with a novel from the list for independent reading. This listing should not be solely used for academic purposes since it is written by magazine critics, not scholars. ====

The Witchcraft Collection at Cornell University. This very interesting on-line bibliography, [|Cornell University Library Witchcraft Collection] I thought this was very appropriate since Halloween is this weekend! This was an exciting find, in addition to the lists of bibliographic information provided this project is also in the process of putting this collection on-line.
 * Mary Murphy Wood**

From Emmy Garr: I really like the [|First Ladies' Online Bibliography], part of the National First Ladies' Library. The organization describes itself as a "national archive devoted to educating people about the contributions of First Ladies and other notable women in history" and runs an educational facility in Ohio. I like this resource because it's very thorough and frequently updated. A print bibliography on first ladies published more than a few years ago wouldn't have information on Michelle Obama, yet this online biblio. has lots of resources about her.

From Mary Gaeta The Library of Congress provides a selected bibliography on the US Civil War. It breaks the bibliography down into three categories 1.Gen. Works, Dictionaries, Encyclopedias 2. Atlas and Map 3. Battle and Battleship @http://www.loc.gov/rr/main/uscw_rec_links/bibliography.html