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Booklist CenterDeveloped by a retired librarian and information scientist, the site shows not only lists of award-winning books but also recommended lists of books selected by authorities in dozens of fields. There are more than 50 categories covered including literary fiction, mysteries, science fiction, children's literature, history, political science, etc.
English Short Title Catalogue 1473-1800Thomson Gale in association with the British Library: The aims of the ESTC are to provide a comprehensive bibliography of the printed output of the hand-press era, to list the whereabouts of surviving copies, and to note the existence of facsimiles. The holdings of over 2,000 libraries around the world are represented. It includes 1. All relevant items printed in the British Isles in any language; 2. All relevant items printed in Colonial America, the United States (1776-1800) and Canada; in any language; 3. All relevant items printed wholly or partly in English, or other British vernaculars, in any other part of the world. (Source: R. C. Alston and M. J. Jannetta. Bibliography, Machine Readable Cataloguing and the ESTC, London, the British Library, 1978, p.16).
Fiction ConnectionBowker: Locate works of fiction by searching on Topic, Genre, Stetting, Character, Location or Timeframe.
R. R. Bowker: Comprehensive database of worldwide English language book, audiobook, and video titles. Also contains books out of print, the full Publishers Authority Database, bestseller database (spanning over 100 years) and a database of author biographies.
Avero Publications: The Nineteenth Century Short Title Catalogue (NSTC) Project was established in 1983. It aims to provide increasingly complete listings of British books printed between 1801 and 1919. British books are taken to include all books published in Britain, its colonies and the United States of America; all books in English wherever published; and all translations from English.
Avero Publications: The Nineteenth Century Short Title Catalogue (NSTC) Project was established in 1983. It aims to provide increasingly complete listings of British books printed between 1801 and 1919. British books are taken to include all books published in Britain, its colonies and the United States of America; all books in English wherever published; and all translations from English.
University of California Press eScholarship EditionsHundreds of the University of California Press eScholarship Editions are available free of charge to the public while other titles are restricted to the UC faculty, students and staff. The books cover a wide range of subjects including art, science, history, music, religion, natural history, and fiction.
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