Prose fiction, non-fiction and drama

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Articles on international writers published in mainly US and British journals and magazines, with some Australian content
Articles available in full text that you can read online
Scholarly, peer-reviewed articles

Most databases have tools to help you manage citations and referencing for your bibliography.

Gale Literature [eresource]
Search across seven different literary collections, including Literature Resource Center, to find literary criticism, scholarly essays, reviews, overviews, author biographies and full-text literary works.
JSTOR (Arts & Sciences Collection) [eresource]
Search for full-text scholarly articles from many international literature journals. An excellent source for literary criticism and analysis of authors, genres and creative writing forms. It includes a tool called JSTOR Understanding Series – choose a passage from a text and instantly see articles and chapters quoting that passage.
ProQuest Research Library [eresource]
Search by title or author to find academic literary articles about your works. Use the Advanced search and add extra keywords to find articles on an aspect of the work eg. A Doll’s House AND feminism. Refine your results by using limits such as Full text – to read full articles online or Peer reviewed – to find high quality academic articles.
Literature in Context (Cambridge) [eresource]
Each volume focuses on an individual writer, with essays that consider the various contexts within which the author lived and worked - the literary, political, intellectual, social and cultural contexts. Includes major writers like George Eliot, John Keats and Dante, and significant contemporary authors such as Elizabeth Bishop, Thomas Pynchon and Tom Stoppard.
Academic OneFile (Gale) [eresource]
Search by title or author to find academic literary articles about your texts. Use the advanced search and add extra keywords to find articles on an aspect of the work eg. Dracula AND gothic. Refine your results by using limits such as Full text – to read full articles online, or Peer-reviewed journals – to find high quality academic articles.

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Key to library resources

Prose fiction, non-fiction and drama

How to use Proquest databases

How to use JSTOR