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WRPR 156: Good Guys & Gals? Quaker Imagery in Fiction (HC): Bibliographic Essay Tips

Writing Program 156: Good Guys & Gals? Quaker Imagery in Fiction (Lapsansky) Fall 2014

Learn more about your author

Tripod
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Search by author to learn what else has been published and where AND search by subject to find an autobiography and biography.

WorldCat
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WorldCat inventories the libraries of the world. Search here for works by and about your author that may not be held in the TriCo.

Dictionary of Quaker Biography
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Presents quick and authoritative information about many Quakers, references included.
Necrology Index
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Find obituaries of Quakers in Quaker journals since 1828.

Bells and Whistles

Literature Resource Center
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This is a very powerful full text research tool that will yield biographical information on your author as well as literary criticism, reviews and much more!

Google Scholar
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This is a great place to find how your novel may have been cited by others - quickly and easily. There are also links to book reviews that may not have been found before.

ProQuest
Find full text dissertations here as well as basic research articles. Search in "Interdisciplinary - Dissertations & Theses".

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