Bartleby Weekly: May 15, 2000

Bartleby Weekly

Volume I, Issue 9. May 15, 2000

Shakespeare

Bartleby.com Releases Most Comprehensive Free Shakespeare Collection on the Web

Bartleby.com this week releases the 1350-page Oxford Shakespeare for unlimited reading and searching. Ranked as one of the great modern editions of the Immortal Bard’s Complete Works, it takes its place now as the most authoritative Shakespeare freely available on the Internet. With ample Shakespeare quotations, anthologized verse, literary history and criticism and related works, the Shakespeare collection at Bartleby.com becomes the most comprehensive destination for the student, scholar and pleasure reader alike.

Continue to full press release and the Bartleby.com Shakespeare Collection (http://www.bartleby.com/people/Shakespe.html).

Find Your Favorite Poem with Bartleby.com’s Indexes to Anthologies

Bartleby.com houses the largest collection of freely available poetry anthologies on the Internet. The original destination for classic verse on the web is also the best place to find your favorite poem: six classic anthologies combine into one unique resource with 1,881 selections (over 2,600 pages) indexed chronologically and alphabetically by author, and alphabetically by title and first line.

Go to Bartleby.com’s Indexes to Anthologies (http://www.bartleby.com/verse/indexes.html).

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