George Sand
HTML of Sand's
book Indiana from the Celebration of Women Writers' site.
Click here
for a biography from Bartelby.com
Mary Shelley
A site that features
criticism about Shelley's most famous novel, , as well as lists
of her other works, also see her eerie sci-fi environmental work
British.
Mary Shelley
First, read Frankenstein,
a link to her most famous work in E-text. See if it's anything
like the movies (you'll be surprised!). Then check out the biography,
bibliography & photos at htis site. British.
Mary Shelley's
The Last Man very few people
know that Shelley wrote other stories too; this one is an environmental
apocolyptic book that's eerily prophetic. British.
Harriet Beecher Stowe
This page features
some great photos from Uncle Tom's Cabin, biography, links and
criticism. U.S.
Sara Teasdale
A "fan page" that includes a few copies of Teasdale's
poetry and a photo. U.S.
Sara Teasdale's gravestone
Okay, so it's kind of
morbid; but this is a site that features photos of famous folks'
last resting place. U.S.
Sojourner Truth
Links, a photo,
and a "found" poem of her famous "Ain't I a Woman"
speech" U.S.
Susan Warner
A site that includes a few images from Warner's Wide Wide
World, criticism, an extensive bibliography and links. U.S.
Edith Wharton
Site includes a large bibliography, criticism, photos, bio, and
review. U.S.
Laura Ingalls Wilder
This is a link to the Wilder webring page; thus, you get
all sites about both the TV show and the books. U.S.
Laura
Ingalls Wilder
A good page; features
information about "just" the books. Has info about
listservs, chats, newsletters, plus an extensive amount of reference.
U.S.
