resource reviews—ibiblio—"the public's library and digital archive."
—Contributed by ETAF Staff

A collaboration of the Center for the Public Domain and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

A massive collection of free literature and other art materials, with the goal of capturing as many arts-related materials as possible and making it all available online. Affiliations with an untold number of other agencies; a place to park their information stores.

Well worth a visit.

some of What You Can Do at ibiblio

• Download free ebooks from Project Gutenberg
• Read materials about poetry and reading.
• Hear audio recordings of live lectures, readings, and discussions about literature, many from the creator's own lips.
• Read journals
• Consult reference works such as dictionaries, encyclopedias
• Learn about Journalism and Library Science
• Explore the Library of Southern Literature
• Listen to Internet radio broadcasts
• Follow links to scores of other web sites. Some of the most unusual, interesting, and informative sites in the arts.

Subjects related to the arts

Many of the subjects treated by ibiblio relate to the arts. Some of these subjects are:

• Fine Arts
• Performing Arts
• Biography
• Music
• Photography
• Film
• TV and Radio Communications
• Languages
• American and foreign literature
• Poetry
• Story Telling
• More

Other subjects

Many other subjects are covered at ibiblio that may also be of interest to bright minds:

• Crafts
• Games
• Recreation
• Psychology
• Outdoor
• Geography
• History
• Computers
• Women's Studies
• Agriculture
• Medical Science
• Cooking
• Social Science
• Natural sciences and mathematics
• The Paranormal
• More