|font:Courier New||B:0|For serious research, not just fact finding, your own university library catalog is the logical place to start. You may already be hardwired in. The real meat for Poe folks, though, is out there in Gopherspace.|CR||CR||CR||CR||CR||CR||CR||CR||B:1|1/3^|font:Courier New||B:O|Scroll through the English and Literature Gopher at the University of Pennsylvania. A link from the U. Penn Gopher to the Carnegie-Mellon English server came through with the complete works of Poe. Try the link from the English-Server site to the University of Michigan's Dissertation Abstracts; by the time you scan it, someone may have written the definitive paper on Poe. Your search for Edgar Allan can take you to links galore. You may find your way home...nevermore.|CR||B:1|2/3^|font:Courier New||B:O|It was a no Poe with a mailing-list search that yielded humanities, literature, and poetry. The most likely of these to touch upon Poe was a ListServ called PHIL-LIT for discussion of philosophy and literature. To subscribe, email your request to listserv@tamvm1.tamu.edu. Before too long, your mailbox will be brimming with literature topics. Write a note to the group, and turn its discussion to Poe.|CR||CR||CR||B:1|3/3|CR|
