Critics 

 Note: We are no longer adding links or updating the ones that are here. It's sad, but we can't find an editor to keep up with this who has the time and energy to do the project. The links you see may still work fine; however, try www.google.com if you don't find what you're looking for here.

A Celebration of Women Writers
A large collection of women's texts; also includes biographies, links and occasional photos.

19th Century American Women Writers Web
Well done site on Victorian women writers, includes bios, e-texts and links. Also includes scholarly information, syllabi.

British Women Romantic Poets
The Shields Library, project goals,a scholarly archive, E-text editions of poetry by British and Irish women from 1789 and 1832.

Brown Women Writers Project
A sophisticated database out of Brown University "creating a textbase of pre-Victorian women's writing in English." Currently lists 200+ texts in its database.

Domestic Goddesses Criticism
Large collection of original criticism on several Victorian women writers; Alcott, Cather, Chopin, Jewett, Wharton, Beecher-Stowe, Gilman, Warner.

Emory Women Writers Resource Project
Edited and unedited texts by women writing in English from the seventeenth century through the nineteenth century, searchable and browseable.

IPL
The Internet Public Library is a great source for online criticism. Browse by author, title and literary period.

The Orlando Project
Scholarly history of women’s writing in the British Isles. E-texts, calls for papers and conference information, and a number of critical publications.

Voice of the Shuttle
One of the best sources for criticism of literature on the 'Net, split up by periods, and cross-listed. A useful place for more academic information.

Voices from The Gaps
A collection of pages on women and minority writers. Well done, interesting and complete.

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