[peekaboo name=”gutenberg” onshow=”Project Gutenberg” onhide=”Project Gutenberg” start=”hidden”]

[peekaboo_content name=”gutenberg”]

Literature Digitally Republished

The Project Gutenberg philosophy is to make texts and literary resources available to the general public by way of online publication. The site also includes a basic search option, with which one can source quotations and read the texts from whence they came.

Also see: Project Gutenberg Canada at http://www.gutenberg.ca/

[/peekaboo_content]

[peekaboo name=”hearne” onshow=”Samuel Hearne Journals” onhide=”Samuel Hearne Journals” start=”hidden”]

[peekaboo_content name=”hearne”]

Arctic Dawn: The Journals of S. Hearne

The text of Samuel Hearne’s journals, re-published electronically, is of interest, as it documents the natural landscape of early Canada, as well as European perspectives (oftentimes rather perplexing) on Native Canadian activity.

[/peekaboo_content]

[peekaboo name=”englishServer” onshow=”The English Server” onhide=”The English Server” start=”hidden”]

[peekaboo_content name=”englishServer”]

EServer.org: Accessible Writing

The EServer provides an alternative niche to corporate publishing, as it facilitates textual accessibility via the Internet. It includes written works, hypertext, audio, and video recordings, and the subject matter of its 44 online collections encompasses such diverse topics as contemporary art, race, Internet studies, sexuality, drama, design, multimedia, accessible publishing and current political and social issues.

[/peekaboo_content]