Louisa May Alcott
Biography, links, photos and literary criticism on this author of Little Women. U.S.

Jane Austen
A nice collection of links, hypertext biography, e-texts and other info on Austen. British.

Anne Brontë
The Celebration of women writers collection of e-text, biography and a portrait. British.

Anne Brontë
A nice site, both for content and appearance. The author's intent is to create "both a literary, and a pictorial account of the life of Anne Brontë, with a particular focus on her connections with the seaside resort of Scarborough; a place she loved; a place she portrayed in both her novels - Agnes Grey and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall".

Charlotte and Emily Brontë
A link to Bronte Country; discusses all three Brontë sisters, but has links to texts, biography and other information for the individual authors. British.

Elizabeth Barrett Browning
This is a link to Baylor University's biography, and here is another portrait of her and here are some selected poems. British.

Pearl S. Buck
The Nobel institute's page on Buck includes links to texts, bio, and other websites about this author of The Good Earth. U.S..

Frances Burnet
This author of The Secret Garden and Little Lord Fauntleroy has a brief biography online, which includes some links to downloadable E-texts.

Fanny Burney
A collection of biography, texts, links and information about this author of Evelina, also includes some critical resources and links. British.

Willa Cather
Her best-known book was My Antonia, but she also wrote for a number of magazines and other novels. Bio, photos, bibliography and lit crit. U.S.

Willa Cather
This site has some great photos of the house in Virginia where Cather lived before moving to Nebraska. U.S.

Kate Chopin
The Awakening is frequently credited with being the first "feminist" fiction of the modern era; this page has bio, photos, bibliography and lit crit. U.S.

Sara Coleridge
The daughter of the more famous Samuel Taylor, but she wrote her own poetry as well as edited her father's work. A short bio and list of works. British.

Rebecca Harding Davis
The 19CWWW's collection of E-texts, biography and bibliography. Be sure to check out the sections from her memoirs, "Boston in the 1860's." U.S.

Emily Dickinson archives
Access to Dickinson facsimiles requires a password, but you can see her sister-in-law's work and some critical commentary. U.S.

Hilda Doolittle (H.D.)
A great resource; includes bio, bibliography, E-text links, photos. Subscribe to her newsletter and/or Listserv. U.S.

George Eliot
This is a link to nine E-texts by Eliot; including Middlemarch, you can also see a portrait here.

Fanny Fern
One of the most popular writers of her period; this site has a list of biography & criticism on Fern, as well as a good photo. No bio. What is also interesting is this link to an online version of Fanny Fern's Fern Leaves from Fanny's Port-Folio.