Includes biography and a large number of e-texts, as well as other resources for understanding Hawthorne and his works. An excellent ste [Eric Eldred].

Biographical info, contextual info, discussions of many of his works, information on the buildings in Salem associated with Hawthorne - a rich and delightful site for Hawthorne fans.

Web directory. [Donna Campbell, Washington State U]

[The Authors Calendar]

[Robert Daly, SUNY-Buffalo; Literary Encyclopedia]

[Wikipedia]

[Great Literature Online]

Includes tables of contents of Nathaniel Hawthorne Review and links.

[Keith Parkins]

[John W. Cousins, A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature, 1910]

Not the novel, the actual house, 20 miles north of Boston. Still standing....

Part of the The Victorian Literary Studies Archive, this concordance allows you to search etexts of Hawthorne's novels and short stories.

[Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery]

This substantial appreciation of Hawthorne's works ranges well beyond his small number of "mystery" tales. [A Guide to Classic Mystery and Detection, Michael E. Grost]