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Raleigh, Sir Walter (1552-1618)

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

Rossetti, Christina (1830-1894)

• Check out the Victorian Web site. (See under General Sites for more information about the Victorian Web).

Rossetti, Dante Gabriel (1828-1882)

• Check out the Victorian Web site. (See under General Sites for more information about the Victorian Web).
• The Works of Dante Gabriel Rossetti
  This site contains paintings as well as a nice collection of links. The links lead to biographies, pages about Rossetti's paintings, and pages with e-texts of his poetry.

Service, Robert W. (1874-1958)

• The Original Home Page of Robert W. Service
  This is a comprehensive site with a brief biography, lots of e-texts, links to other e-texts, a search function, related links, and links to online bookstores. Sadly, there is no criticism, but it is still a good site.

Shakespeare, William (1564-1616)
There is so much Shakespeare out there that I refuse to even pretend to be able to cover even a fraction of it. Instead, I'll direct you to some other online guides which are pretty comprehensive.

• Mr. William Shakespeare and the Internet
  This is a site with links to info about his works, his life and historical surroundings, criticism on him, the renaissance, and other resources. There is lots of good stuff here; browse around and check it out. It includes a list of the web author's cho ice for best links in each category. Highly recommended.
• Such stuff as dreams are made on
  This is another well-organized collection of links, from e-texts to biography to the ever-popular "miscellaneous." It also has critical links and links to sites which address the "authorship question." If you don't know what that means, you should defin itely check one of them out.

Shelley, Percy Bysshe (1792-1822)

• The Percy Bysshe Shelley homepage
  This is a fairly limited site, but it does have links to online works and a very brief bibliography which has no criticism, but does have some printed biographies.

Sidney, Sir Philip (1554-1586)

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

Spenser, Edmund (1552-1599)

• Check out the Luminarium entry. (See under General Sites for more information about Luminarium).
• The Edmund Spenser Home Page
  This site has a good list of e-texts and links to e-texts. It also has a bibliography (up to 1992) of printed works, a chronology, and several papers. It lists a lot of helpful links at the end.

Steinbeck, John (1902-1968)

• John Steinbeck page
  This site contains some good information, including a selected bibliography and a history of the author's critical reputation. It also has some links to other good places. There are no truly comprehensive sites which I could find.