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English LibGuide

A LibGuide highlighting library databases for English literature research.

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Sally Neal
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I am the subject librarian for:

  • Strategic Communication
  • Journalism
  • Sports Media
  • Esports
  • Exploratory Communication
  • English
  • Exploratory Studies
  • Schedule an appt. with me for research support in these disciplines.

    109B Irwin Library
    317-940-9949
    sneal@butler.edu

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    Welcome!

    This LibGuide was created to help direct you to the many excellent English and literature-related resources available through Butler University Libraries. Freely accessible resources beyond the Libraries' collection are also included.  Navigate through this guide using the Tabbed Table of Contents to your left.  Key tabs to explore include:

    • Finding Books Search WorldCat to find ebooks, print books, streaming media, and journal articles
    • Finding Articles: Explore our Subject-specific journal article databases for scholarly research
    • Finding References: A selection of key handbooks related to studying literture.
    • Citing Sources: Links to our LibGuides on citing, specifically MLA

    Questions?  Contact me via the Profile Box under the Tabbed Table of Contents.  -Sally Neal

    Butler University Dept. of English Speaker Series, Literary Publications, Writers' Studio

    For 30 years the Vivian S. Delbrook Visiting Writers Series has regularly hosted public readings and Q&A sessions with some of the most influential people in contemporary literature.
     

     Vivian S. Delbrook Visiting Writers Series

    The Butler University Writers' Studio offers free, 45-minute writing consultations at any stage of the writing process - from understanding an assignment to final draft. Our undergraduate and graduate tutors will assist you with writing assignments across the curriculum.

    Check out the Writers' Studio

    Booth publishes four titles of original literature on the first Friday of every month.  In addition, they publish two print issues yearly, usually in summer and winter.

    Booth

    Manuscripts has published over a hundred issues and has evolved into the free, annual, and award-winning magazine that publishes the work of Butler students each year. Starting the fall of 2014, Manuscripts began accepting submissions from any Indiana undergraduate students.

    Literature Awards

    Literature Awards

    National Book Award

    CONTACT

    Email Butler University Libraries
    Irwin Library: 317-940-9227
    Science Library: 317-940-9937
    CAT: 317-940-8575

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