WestWeb

WestWeb:
Other Online Resources


This section of WestWeb provides information about additional online resources for the Western scholar. Like much of the rest of WestWeb, it is constantly changing and developing. Under Western eZines, you will find a listing of online magazines currently available. Under Western and Relevant Journals Online, you will find a list which includes the American Quarterly, and Western American Literature. Under Western Studies and Relevant Organizations, you will find homepages for the Western Literature Association, the American Society for Literature and the Environment, and others. Finally, under Western Discussion Lists, you will find information about internet lists like H-West, H-AmWest, and T-AmLit.


WestWeb is the property of Catherine Lavender. Text and Content Copyright © Catherine Lavender 1995-2001.
WestWeb graphics Copyright © Warrick J. Bell 1996-2001.
Graphic design and layout by Catherine Lavender and Warrick Bell.

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Western eZines

  • Old Montana Virtual West.
  • The Denver Post's Empire Magazine.
  • Cyberwest Magazine - Travel and Recreation in the West.
  • Texas Monthly's WWW Ranch.



    • Western and Relevant Journals Online

  • American Quarterly
  • Journal of American History
  • American Historical Review
  • ASLE: Association for the Study of Literature and Environment
  • The British Columbia History Internet's BC Online Periodicals



    • Western Studies and Relevant Organizations

  • WHA: Western History Association
  • AHA: American Historical Association
  • ASA: American Studies Association
  • OAH: Organization of American Historians
  • WLA: Western Literature Association


    • Western Discussion Lists

  • H-WEST, a moderated Western Studies discussion list coedited by Catherine Lavender (CUNY), Sandra Matthews-Lamb (Nebraska Wesleyan), Gus Seligman (North Texas), and Elliott West (Arkansas).
  • H-CALIFORNIA, a California History Discussion List, edited by Robert W. Cherny (San Francisco State University), Denise Spooner (California State University, Northridge), and Thomas Wellock (Central Washington University)
  • H-AMSTDY, a moderated American Studies discussion list comoderated by Ian Gordon (National University of Singapore) and Catherine Lavender (CUNY).
  • NATIVE-LIT-L, a Native American Literature discussion list.
  • T-AMLIT, a discussion list focusing on the teaching of American Literatures moderated by Randy Bass (Georgetown).


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