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These are e-text versions of books and collections I have studied, found interesting, or enjoyed.

The Wild Swans at Coole
1919 collection of poetry by William Butler Yeats, including canonical poems "The Wild Swans at Coole," "An Irish Airman Foresees his Death," "The Fisherman," and "Ego Dominus Tuus."

L'Allegro and Il Penseroso
1632 companion poems by John Milton.

Paradise Lost
Milton's greatest work, upon which thousands of literary allusions are based. A must read for all undergraduate students of English and for anyone wishing to better understand Bloom's "anxiety of influence."

Don Juan
Byron's best-known work, though it remained unfinished.

Manfred
Byron's version of the Faust theme. A chilling portrait of the Byronic hero, self-isolated and tortured.

Dubliners
James Joyce's portrait of the Irish city revolts against the ideal peasant image presented by Yeats, Gregory, and Hyde.

p u b l i c a t i o n s
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These are juried, scholarly journals, daily magazines, and titles which I use in research or peruse for fun.

Kairos
Online journal for teachers of writing in webbed environments

RhetNet
Cyberjournal for rhetoric and writing

ManuScript
Graduate journal in English from the University of Manchester

Salon Magazine
A must-see interactive magazine of books, arts and ideas.

Sarah Zupko's Cultural Studies Center
An immense, well-organized collection of critical essays and resources for scholars and grad students

Tristram Shandy Online
HTML version of the entire novel, easily divided and thoroughly indexed

The Elements of Style by William Strunk
The eternal classic brought to cyberspace