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Where to start

Looking for Scholarly Articles? Try the MLA Bibliography

or JSTOR

Need book reviews? Search ProQuest Research Library

Need basic life and works information? Try Oxford Reference Online: Literature Titles

 

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GREAT RESOURCE - The New Yorker - Fiction Podcast

A monthly reading and conversation with The New Yorkers fiction editor, Deborah Treisman. This month, Sam Lipsyte reads Thomas McGuane’s “Cowboy.”

Features well known authors reading and discussing a favourite short story from the magazine's archives. Includes stories by Roberto Bolaño, John Cheever, Raymond Carver, Don DeLillo, Frank O’Connor, Eudora Welty, John Updike and many more

 

Welcome

This Libguide provides you with an introduction to conducting research in English Literature.
It provides a guide to finding library resources that will support your research including

  • links to online encyclopedias and dictionaries for background reading
  • how to find books and book chapters
  • how to find journal articles for essay research
  • how to read citations and find them using the catalogue

 

NOTE this guide is not a complete list of resources but rather a useful starting point from which you will carry out your own research.

 

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