Alexandria J-M

James, Henry (1843-1916)

• The Henry James' scholar's Guide to Web Sites
  This site contains connections to e-texts, movie reviews, and many home pages with general information on periods and authors. This is a good jumping-off point.

Joyce, James (1882-1941)

• The Brazen Head: A James Joyce Public House
  This is a nice site. Contains list of the works with reviews of the major ones. There are pictures, essays, reviews of critical works, and a list of "Joyce-inspired music." Also included are mailing lists, a biography, and annotated links to other sites. This page allows you to order books from amazon.com, and each book reviewed has a price listing attached.
• James Joyce Resource Center
  A very nice collection of information about criticism. The site is divided into several different types of criticism and contains a nice bibliography of printed works for each division. There is also a comprehensive bibliography of works by and on Joyce, as well as a timeline. A very scholarly site, which could save a student a lot of time searching through Infotrac.
• Work in Progress
  This site contains a timeline with some links, audio files, mailing lists and discussion groups, and maps of Dublin with information about locations in Joyce's work. There is also a linked list of critical articles and another of e-texts, which thankfully notes those sites with restricted access. This is a very good site with a lot of useful information; I highly recommend it.

Kipling, Rudyard (1865-1936)

• The Victorian Web entry. (See under General Sites for more information about the Victorian Web).

London, Jack (1876-1916)

• The Jack London Collection
  This site contains a short biography, audio and video clips, original documents (letters and what-not), and pictures. More important, it contains a huge number of e-texts and bibliographies. The bibliographies include works on London's life and his work . Although these are largely lists of printed works, there are also several critical essays on the page. It contains links to related sites, although they are pretty loosely related.

Malory, Sir Thomas (ca. 1405-1471)

• The site at Luminarium. (See under General Sites for more information about Luminarium).

Mansfield, Katherine (1888-1923)

• Katherine Mansfield, Short Story Writer
  This is about the only thing out there. It has a chronology, some pictures, and a good number of e-texts. The short section about her life also contains a bibliography of printed works about the same subject.

Marlowe, Christopher (1564-1593)

• Check out the Luminarium entry. (See under General Sites for more information about Luminarium).

Marvell, Andrew (1621-1678)

• The Luminarium entry. (See under General Sites for more information about Luminarium).

Melville, Herman (1819-1891)

• The Life and Works of Herman Melville
  This is a fairly comprehensive site. The biographical information includes a bibliography of printed works, some thoughts and memories from those who knew him, his own thoughts on his life and work, and his obituary notices. The page contains links to e -texts for most of his works. It also contains links to critical works, including some criticism from Melville's period. The bibliography of criticism is organized by categories and works. These are printed critical articles and books. Online criticism and research is in another category. There are links to other resources, which are well-organized by topic (geography, art, etc.). All in all, an excellent site for anyone researching Melville. If you can't find it here, it probably can't be found.

Millay, Edna St. Vincent (1892-1950)

• Edna St. Vincent Millay
  This site has a short biography, a few e-texts, and a short bibliography with some links to more complete e-texts and some printed criticism.

Milton, John (1608-1674)

• Check out the Luminarium entry. (See under General Sites for more information about Luminarium).
• The Milton-L Home Page
  This is a very good site to start with. It is intended to be a guide to online Milton resources, and it succeeds very well. There are links to e-texts, biographies, and the archives of the mailing list's discussions for the past five years. Check out t he well-organized list of links to scholarship and book reviews.

Morris, William (1834-1896)

• The Victorian Web entry. (See under General Sites for more information about the Victorian Web).