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William Shakespeare has his own Academic Info page.
Voice of the Shuttle: English Literature -- Renaissance
Alan Liu, Dept. of English, Univ. of California, Santa Barbara
Literary Resources -- Renaissance
Jack Lynch, Rutgers University
Renascence Editions
Works Printed in English, 1477-1799
"Renascence Editions is an effort to make available online works printed in English between the years 1477 (when Caxton began printing) and 1799. These texts have been produced with care and attention, but are not represented by the publisher as scholarly editions in the peer-reviewed sense...The dual mission of the Renascence Editions is to provide readable Web editions of early modern English works to the general public and to provide a site for publication of such works"
University of Oregon
Renaissance Texts - (dead link)
"...prepared by John F. Tinkler, is intended as a (growing) collection of links to Renaissance texts (and related resources), with a special emphasis on the English literature of the period. It is intended as an aid for my courses in Renaissance Literature in the English Department at Towson State University."
Electronic Text Center for the English Drama
University of Virginia
Luminarium
Sections include: Medieval ; Renaissance ; 17th Century.
"This site combines three sites first created in 1996 to provide a starting point for students and enthusiasts of English Literature. Nothing replaces a quality library, but hopefully this site will help fill the needs of those who have not access to one.
By Anniina Jokinen
Ben Johnson (1572-1637)
Sections include: Quotes ; Life ; Works ; More ; Books.
By Anniina Jokinen
Complete Works of Christopher Marlowe - (dead link)
"This site provides an edition of Marlowe's works that begins to transcend the limits of print publication and exploit the flexibility of an electronic medium. We are committed to reaching as broad an audience as possible and so offer this site at no cost to users. Included here are all of Marlowe's plays, his two known poetic works, Hero and Leander and The Passionate Shepheard to His Love, his translations of Ovid and Lucan, and the short miscellaneous works attributed to Marlowe, a dedicatory epistle to Mary, the Countess of Pembroke and the epitaph on Sir Roger Manwood. You may access these texts through the site's index of Marlowe's works. Our edition of Marlowe's Doctor Faustus provides a particularly interesting case study of some of the editorial possibilities opened up in the shift from print to the electronic medium."
Milton-L Home Page
Home of the electronic discussion group devoted to the life, literature and times of John Milton
The Edmund Spenser Page
University of Oregon
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