Useful+Links

Here are some useful links to aid in your reading + reading and writing... = = =How fiction can affect your life. Click the link!= = =

= 1) Need some Google Search tips ? Come to the = = Harvard Library site and get some tips, or explore = =Google Scholar for some reliable info! Click the = = image for search tips or the link above. = = = = = = =

=2) Looking to work on [|metacognitive] = = [|strategies] of your reading strategies? Click the = = image or the link above. =

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= 3) Don't know what titles to read or what //everyone else// = = has read? Here is a list of titles with excerpts = =used on the AP English Test since 1971! = = Click the image or the link above. =

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= 4) All about Poe! One of America's greatest = = writers. Read his stories and learn much, = = much more! Click the image or here. Even = = Visit the Edgar Allan Poe Society here! =

= = = = = = = 5) Want to learn about or read more stories = = = = by Nathaniel Hawthorne? Click the image or here = = to find an extensive collection of his works. =

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= 6) Want to know who Sophocles is referring to or where = = he is talking about?Looking for some = = background info on Ancient Greece = =and its mythology? This site is awesome! Or here...= =click on his name for our supplemental wiki page!=

= = = = = = = = == =**7) Would you like more info on Thomas Hardy**= =//**Tess of** **d'Urbervilles?**// **Click here or on the**= = = = = = = =**picture.**= = = = = = =

= = = = =**8) Here is a handy list of** Literary Terms **you should**= =**familiarize yourself with and practice using in your**= =**writing. **= = =

= = = = =9) Plagiarism . Ignorance is not a valid excuse. Read this = =example from HARVARD . and use it to serve as a guide= =this class. Click on the image or here=

=10) Want more info on Voltaire ? Click here for= =some of his letters of correspondence= =or here for a site devoted to him.=

= = = = =11) Tolstoy : Looking for something more on " The Death = = of Ivan Ilych " or Leo Tolstoy? Click here or= =the image!= = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

=12) Don't understand ** RHETORIC **? Here's a= =great place to start!= = =

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = =13) The Crucible supplemental page.= =Click here!= = = = = = = = = = = = =

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =14) Romanticism and Transcendentalism . The latter = =might involve some serious deep thinking. Here's= =some help with both. Click here or the pic.=

= = = = = = = = =15) Great Expectations .= =A) Here are a ton of maps and illustrations that will help you navigate= =Pip's England!= =B)Here are some HOs to help with the reading = =C) And an article on being a "gentlemen"= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

=16) Poetry, I know, isn't easy. Here is a link and = =some files that might help.= =For an in-depth guide...=

=17) ** 1984 **supplemental page. Click here or the = =image to get more info.=

=18) William Faulkner anyone? Here's= =a great site dedicated to the man!= =And here's another.= = =

=19) Hamlet . = =by none other than Samuel Taylor Coleridge = == =to help those reading any of his plays (give it time to load)= = religion, honor, revenge, and father-son parallels in "Hamlet?= = and = =Here are some simple work sheets to assist you. =
 * =Here are some brilliant thoughts on the subject=
 * =here is a book "William Shakespeare," by John Masefield=
 * =Want some help wrapping your head around the ideas of=
 * =Need some help finding literary devices, imagery and allusions ?=

=20) The Devil and Tom Walker : SATIRE = =a) types of satire HO = =b) imagery examples=