Scholarly introductions to authors and literary topics. To see the list of online introductions, either click on the ebook icon next to the title in this link or remove the "book" filter in Tripod.

Each of these volumes focuses on an individual writer, offering lively, accessible and relatively short essays, by leading scholars, on the many contexts - literary, political, intellectual, social and cultural - that have a bearing on his or her work.

Scholarly companions to authors and literary topics. To see the list of online introductions, either click on the ebook icon next to the title in this link or remove the "book" filter in Tripod.

Scholarly companions to authors and literary or cultural topics. To see the list of online introductions, either click on the ebook icon next to the title in this link or remove the "book" filter in Tripod. See also: the Oxford Reader's Companions

Scholarly companions to authors and literary topics. To see the list of online companions, either click on the ebook icon next to the title in this link or remove the "book" filter in Tripod. The Edinburgh Companions have a strength in Scottish authors and literary topics, but the series also has works on Shakespeare, Woolf, and other authors/topics outside Scottish literature.

Guides to literary criticism organized by geography, period, or topic.

Scholarly companions to authors and literary topics. To see the list of online introductions, either click on the ebook icon next to the title in this link or remove the "book" filter in Tripod.

Context, sources, critical history, and other information about key authors and works of literature. To see the list of online guides, either click on the ebook icon next to the title in this link or remove the "book" filter in Tripod.

Scholarly companions to authors and literary topics. To see the list of online introductions, either click on the ebook icon next to the title in this link or remove the "book" filter in Tripod.

Titles include a concise reference guide, consisting mainly of entries presented under headwords arranged in alphabetical order; more substantial entries include suggestions for further reading [adapted from the Series Editors' Foreword].

A good series for critical guides to classic and contemporary—especially British or British-Commonwealth—literature.

Introductions to key literary works and authors, including overviews of popular and critical reception.

Strong emphases on theoretical, philosophical, and contemporary literature, especially European or world literature. Most titles are in electronic format.

Critical guides to key works of British Renaissance drama.

Critical companions to literature, culture, history, and politics.

University of South Carolina Press guides to contemporary American authors.

University of South Carolina Press guides to contemporary British authors.