English 17 - Fall 2025 - Prof. Eubanks: Recommended Websites

The world's largest collection of materials relating to Shakespeare including online full-texts of all his works, life, theater, podcasts, blogs and resources. Check this one out!

Full-text of Shakespeare's plays and sonnets side by side with translations into modern English.

Key facts, scenes, pictures, performances, character analysis and other information about Shakespeare's plays from the pre-eminent theater company performing his works and based in Stratford-Upon-Avon, UK.

Resources from the British Library-articles and resources about Shakespeare's life and works

A podcast on all things Shakespeare with a lot of emphasis on how Shakespeare links with modern society.

Interactive content and study tools for Shakespeare's plays. Can explore or set up a free account.

They are located in Moss Landing at 7981 Moss Landing Road and are usually open 10am - 5pm everyday so go check them out. Phone number: 831.633.2989

A collection of digitized books and publications from academic and research libraries including a lot of resources on Shakespeare and his works.

Digital collections of materials from libraries, archives, museums, and other cultural institutions including poetry and literature.

Free e-books that are in the public domain that have been digitized in electronic formats including Kindle, as well as in html (website) format, EPUB, and Plain Text. A great resource for classic literature books that were originally published before 1926

A non-profit library of free books as well as links to libraries and collections including movies, music, software, etc... a huge collection of resources worth knowing about.