MLA Style. If you write papers for a literature course, you need to know something about MLA style. It has changed recently, and you can get the new basics, including easy-to-follow examples covering all aspects of MLA style, at the above-linked site provided by the good folks at Purdue's Online Writing Lab.

Writing Resources will point you to some online sites that can help you deal w/ writing-related issues. Yeah, I know, who cares.... Well, if you write, you should.

General Resources is something of a catch-all page; most of the links there are concerned with information-finding. If you ever decide you need something other than Google...

Literature Resources is, well, a collection of literature-related resources.

New Media Resources. Links dealing with kinetic (aka "Flash") poetry, hypertext, blogs, etc. Get caught up....

Search Tools is a pre-Google (yes, there atually was such an epoch in human history) idea I had about helping students find web information more readily. Post-Google, it's pretty much a white elephant.

And if you want Gothic, don't forget The Literary Gothic.