Our Texts:

You will not need to buy any books for English Literature II 202 except for convenience and reading ease. Sometimes reading everything on-line or printing it all out is cumbersome, so you might prefer to purchase or check texts out from the library.

Most of these texts are readily available at new and used bookstores and every public library. You can also find find all of our class reading linked to the Class Schedule, on the Internet in numerous other archives, and in any library or bookstore.

 You will need access to a good dictionary.  I use the on-line Oxford English Dictionary [OED] which you can find linked to the ULM Library at the ULM Website.

Finally, the library carries on-line resources besides the OED.  The Expanded Academic database and j-stor are especially good for finding literary criticism and resources which might help with understanding our reading material should you investigate it before class or might help write a response or research paper should we write any this semester.
Here are some suggested purchase places and texts:

Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft. Frankenstein. New York: Bantam Classics, 1984.
$4.95
Stocker, Bram. Dracula. New York: Signet, 1997.
$5.95

Conrad, Joseph. Heart of Darkness and Other Tales. Ed. Cedric Watts. London: Oxford UP, 1998
$6.95

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