Poetry Anthology:  Links to Sources

Poems

The majority of the poetry is linked from the following sites:

• Luminarium  (Anniina Jokinen)
• Renascence Editions (U. of Oregon)
• University of Toronto English Library
• Poets' Corner
• Sonnet Central
• Humanities Text Initiative, Modern English Collection  (U. of Michigan)

Other sources include the following:

• Dead Poets' Society
• The Oxford Book of English Verse, 1919  (Project Bartleby)
• Metaphysical Lyrics & Poems of the 17th C., 1921  (Project Bartleby)
• Big Wind Press  (Lee Harrison)
• Shakespeare Oxford Society
• STARN:  Scots Teaching and Research Network  (U. of Glasgow)
• Matthew Steggle, Sheffield Hallam U.
• Shakespeare by Individual Studies:  Love's Labour Lost:  Readings  (U. of Victoria)
• The Complete Works of William Shakespeare  (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
• Aemilia Lanyer, 17th-C English Woman Poet  (Kari McBride, U. of Arizona)
• U. of Nevada/Las Vegas Poetry Club
• Sogang U.
• Gnasher's Morris Page  (U. of Bristol)
• Global Language Resources
• Tower Library
• Classical Christian Poetry
• netpoets.com
• Writer's Almanac  (Minnesota Public Radio)
• Cantaria/Chivalry Music
• Slate Archives  (MSN)
• REC Music Foundation
• Camelot Project  (U. of Rochester)
• Bibliobytes
• King James VI & I Page
• GRIST Online Publications  (John Fowler)
• Lyrics to Thomas Campion Songs  (Conrad Bladey)
• Hypertheory in Renaissance Studies  (Janice Greer)
• The Spin Doctor: John Skelton And "A Ballade Of The Scottyshe Kynge" (Thomas Swiss, Drake U.)
• All Things Literary (Michelle Hoffman)
• A Catholic Page for Lovers  (Gerard Serafin)
• Ken Hope
• Renaissance Quotidian  (John Lepage, Malaspina U.)
• People with a History  (Internet History Sourcebooks Project, Paul Halsall, Fordham U.)
• Bob's Byway  (Robert G. Shubinski)
• The Works of the Bard  (Matty Farrow)
• Jenn Mottram
• The Shakespeare Authorship Page  (Kathman and Ross)
• Authorship Analysis: Bacon as Shakespeare  (Paul Dupuy)
• Ed Stephan:  Poets' Corner
• Selected Poems of Sir Thomas Wyatt  (Ian Hutchesson)

Background Material

Most biographical and other background material is provided by links to two sites:

• Luminarium  (Anniina Jokinen)
• The Cambridge History of English and American Literature (1907-21)  (Project Bartleby)

Other sources include the following:

• Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th edition (2000)  (Project Bartleby)
• Sonnet Central
• Tudor England
• Edmund Spenser Home Page  (U. of Cambridge)
• Aemilia Lanyer, 17th-C English Woman Poet  (Kari McBride, U. of Arizona)
• Bedford/St. Martin's:  LitLinks
• Mr. William Shakespeare and the Internet  (Terry Gray, Palomar C.)