The new expanded form will be shown at the Berkeley
Joyce conference (July 2001). The JJTM demonstrates
low-tech HTML resources for hypertext, annotation,
and dynamic interaction.  Previously shown at the
London Joyce conference (June 2000), the
Miami Joyce Conference (Feb. 2001), and the
New York STS Conference (April 2001).

A guide to both printed and online sources,
extracted from web pages of the Rutgers University
libraries in New Brunswick, Newark, and Camden.

The commercial subscription databases are restricted
to Rutgers users. Off campus logins for authorized users
can be arranged by customizing your browser proxy.

Reviews differences between active web page
authors and passive web page users and how
their habits affect search engines prior-
itization, -- especially for author-driven
Google and user-driven Lycos.

The conclusions have major consequences
for patterns of online plagiarism.
"Poe in Cyberspace" appears twice a year
in the Edgar Allan Poe Review"

The previous update was in March 2000. This
webliography was printed in Poe Studies
(1997), and has since been several times updated
online. The interface is also in need of an overhaul.

Highlights from American Literary Scholarship
annuals, 1970-2000. The turn and crisis in Melville
studies in the 1970s is worth reviewing in the form of
Hershel Parker's warnings issued in that decade.

First drafts of a proposed Melville Webliography
on the lines of "A Poe Webliography" (above).
A reasonably working version is expected sometime in 2001.
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