Resources for Elizabethan and Tudor Studies

Elizabethan and Tudor Studies

• Shakespeare, selected works.

• Shakespeare, the complete works. Maintained by the Classic Literature Library, UK. Excellent resources. The latter has on-line editions of the King James Bible, Sherlock Holmes,Charles Dickens and Charles Darwin, Bram Stoker and several others.

• A Guide to Shakespeare's Plays .Provides a very brief synopsis for each of Shakespeare's works (on or below par with Cliff Notes) and a link to the full e-text at the University of Virginia Libraries.

• Costume and Theatre: Shakespeare Resource Center, an excellent collection of links, maintained by a commercial sales and rental site.

• Mr. William Shakespeare "A complete annotated guide to the scholarly Shakespeare resources available on the Internet." A very fine resource.

• Shakespeare's Stratford on the Web -- Stratford-upon-Avon, Shakespeare's Country

• The Victorian & Edwardian Theatre Collection's Theatre History Resources at the Templeman Library, University of Kent at Canterbury. This site has been revised and is "murky" at best, difficult to navigate on-line. A bit of digging around, however, should prove rewarding.

• "Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Festival" Good links to Shakespeare sites.