Hopefully, the arrival of summer means you’ve got a bit of spare time on your hands. Why not play around with our new e-resources? By the time fall rolls around, you’ll be up to speed on these useful research tools. All four can be found in our alphabetical list of databases.
The Times Literary Supplement – Historical Archive
- This database allows you to search or browse every page of every Times Literary Supplement between 1902 and 2005. A fascinating way of tracing historical events and social movements through the news and opinions of the day.
Testing and Education Reference Center
- Whether you’re studying education or preparing to apply to graduate school, this resource will provide access to an invaluable set of materials: study guides and practice tests for major standardized exams, information on colleges and scholarship opportunities, resume and career advice, and more.
Early American Imprints
- Have you ever wondered about, say, bookbinding in 18th century America? This archive offers a fascinating view of early American life via 17th and 18th century books, pamphlets, and other printed materials. Searchable, but it’s just as fun to browse the long lists of genres and subjects.
Literature Criticism Online
- This product offers a searchable, browseable database of tens of thousands of essays on literary criticism. It includes several Gale Literary Criticism Collections that span from classical literature to Shakespearean drama to contemporary poetry. You can also access author biographies.
If you need any help using these resources, please ask!
