REFERENCE SOURCES

• The Annotated Shakespeare (Ref PR 2754 .R67)
• The Art of Shakespeare's Sonnets (Ref PR 2768 .B732)
• Classical Mythology in Shakespeare (Ref PR 3009 .R72)
• A Complete Concordance or Verbal Index to Words, Phrases and Passages in the Dramatic Works of Shakespeare, with a Supplementary Concordance to the Poems (Ref PR 2892 .B34)
• Folk-Lore of Shakespeare (Ref PR 3004 .T5)
• Shakespeare A-Z (Ref PR 2892 .B69)
• Shakespeare, an Illustrated Dictionary (Ref PR 2892 .W44)
• A Shakespeare Companion (Ref PR 2892 .H3)
• Shakespeare Criticism (vols. 1-68) (Ref PR 2965 .S43)
• Shakespeare for Students (Ref PR 2987 .S47)(vols. 1-3, Ready Reference - Ask at the Information Desk)
• The Shakespeare Handbook (Ref PR 2976 .S3374)
• Shakespeare Said It (Ref PR 2892 .L4)
• Shakespeare the Playwright (Ref PR 2976 .C27)
• Shakespeare's Bawdy (Ref PR 2892 .P27)
• Shakespeare's Characters for Students (Ref PR 2989 .S53)
• Shakespeare's Library (Hazlett) (Ref PR 2952 .H3)
• Shakespeare's Pronunciation (PR 3081 .K6 - circulating collection)
• Shakespeare's Survey (Ref PR 2888 .C3) (vols. 1-54, incomplete set)
• The Standard Book of Shakespeare's Quotations (Ref PR 2892 .S64)
• William Shakespeare (Ref PR 2976 .W5354) (Vol. 1 - His Work; Vol. 2 - His World; Vol. 3 - His Influence)

CIRCULATING BOOKS AND MEDIA MATERIALS
From the Library Home Page, use "Books and Media" to locate books and media items in our collection and other libraries in the MCCCD system. Search by author or title, or as a subject. To limit your search to media, select the Audio/Videos, DVD/Slides option from the materials menu on the catalog search screen.

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CLASSIFICATION RANGE:

PR 2754 .E9 - PR 3097 .S7

MAGAZINE, JOURNAL, AND NEWSPAPER articles can also be located using Periodical Indexes or Electronic Databases. The subject headings used to locate books usually will be appropriate for searching the databases for articles.
Use "Articles & Databases" on the Library Home page to get to the list of the LMC's subscription databases. Some you may want to explore include the following literary and general databases:

• LION - offers a fully searchable archive of more than 217,000 poems, plays and novels together with structured access to the best of current and histrorical criticism and easy-to-use online discussion groups.
• General OneFile - this general database contains full text articles in popular magazines and scholarly journals.
• EBSCOhost MasterFILE Premier - another general database that provides full text articles.
• Wilson OmniFile Full-Text Mega - this multi-disciplinary database provides the complete content - indexing, abstracts, and full text - from six full text databases: Education Full Text, General Science Full Text, Humanities Full Text, Reader's Guide Full Text, Social Sciences Full Text, Wilson Business Full Text.

WEB SITES Some web sites that you may want to consult include the following:

• Internet Public Library - Shakespeare Bookshelf [http://www.ipl.org/div/shakespeare/shakespeare.html]
• The Oxford Shakespeare - Bartleby's Great Books Online includes the 1914 Oxford edition of the Complete Works of Williams Shakespeare. [http://www.bartleby.com/70/]
• Shakespeare's Globe Theatre - a guide to the original Globe. The New Globe - The Rebuilding of Shakespeare's Globe [http://www.rdg.ac.uk/globe/]
• Shakespeare Online - a comprehensive guide to the life, works, and world of England's greatest writer [http://www.shakespeare-online.com/]

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