Surf these sites: AML-LIT -- "A Discussion List for Students of American Literature" A scholarly discussion of Twentieth Century American writers'' lives and works. Subscription is currently open to all, acad-emics and non-academics alike." AmLit-L: Other Discussion Lists -- Many different discussion lists, their descriptions, and subscribing info. Amlit-L -- Discussion of American Literature BEAT-L (A Beat Generation Web Site) -- BEAT-L is an online discussion forum devoted to the study of the lives and works of the writers of the Beat Generation, especially Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, and William Burroughs. CHICLE -- "Chicano literature discussion group." EMWEB -- "The BYU EMWEB mailing list is for discussion of the lexical play of words in Emily Dickinson''s poems, as a resource for the Emily Dickinson Lexicon* to be published by the Greenwood Publishing Group." JACK-LONDON -- "The Jack London network invites participation from those with any special interest in the writings and political activism of this often misunderstood author." NATIVE-LIT-L -- "For the discussion of Native American Literature. For the purposes of this list, "native" refers to autochthonous peoples of the North Americas (the US, Canada, and Mexico) and neighboring islands, including Hawaii." ONEILL-L -- "ONEILL-L is dedicated to the spirited discussion of the life and works of Eugene O''Neill." PYNCHON-L -- "Discussion of Thomas Pynchon and his works." T-AMLIT -- "Teaching the American Literatures" is an electronic conference and discussion list dedicated to talking about innovative and effective ways to teach a radically expanded American literature." TWAIN-L on LISTSERV@YORKU.CA -- "The Mark Twain Forum is for the scholarly discussion of the life and writings of Mark Twain." The "MUJER" List -- "Elizabeth Montes, University of Texas at El Paso instructor of Spanish literature, has created a new list on Latin American Women Writers." VWAR-L -- "VIETNET is the networking component of the Vietnam Veterans Oral History and Folklore Project and was designed to facilitate communication between scholars, teachers, veterans, and anyone else interested in the Vietnam War." Walden on Walden-request@lists.best.com -- WALDEN is a mailing list dedicated to Henry David Thoreau (July 12, 1817 to May 6, 1862). abbeyweb on abbeyweb-request@abalon.se -- The AbbeyWeb list was formed for discussing the American author Edward Abbey.
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