T(homas) S(tearns) Eliot

The Academy of American Poets

b. Sep 26, 1888, St. Louis, Missouri
d. Jan 4, 1965, London, England

T.S. Eliot

1948 Nobel Prize for Literature:

The Nobel Foundation.

History Channel.

Biographies:

The Academy of American Poets.

Authors' Calendar.

Biography.com.

Columbia Encyclopedia, Bartleby.com.

HarperCollins.

History Channel:

09/26/1888: Eliot Is Born in St. Louis.

04/28/1925: Eliot Accepts a Job At Faber and Faber Publishers.

01/04/1965: Death.

Lucid Cafe.

Modern American Poetry, University of Illinois:

Biographical Timeline.

T. S. Eliot's Life and Career.

The Nobel Foundation.

Merriam-Webster.

Modern American Poetry, University of Illinois.

Online Computer Library Center (OCLC).

"T. S. Eliot and Anti-Semitism", Contemporary Review.

Time Magazine.

Tom & Viv (1994), The Internet Movie Database.

TSE The Web Site, University of Missouri.

TSEliot Campfire Chat.

Twentieth-century Poetry in English, Kobe University.

Voices and Visions, Learner.org.

What the Thunder Said.

Writer's Almanac:

09/26/1888: Born in St. Louis, Missouri.

04/28/1925: Eliot Accepts Editor Position with British Publisher Faber and Faber.

T.S. Eliot

Amazon.com.

National Public Radio:

Cats: 9/10/00 (audio: 3:00).

The Poetry Archives.

The Poetry of T.S. Eliot, SparkNotes.

Selected Poetry Of Thomas Stearns Eliot, University of Toronto.

"The Hollow Men":

Analyses, University of Illinois.

E-Text:

University of Minnesota.

University of Virginia:

"The Possibility of a Poetic Drama".

"The Second-Order Mind".

"The Waste Land":

Amazon.com.

E-Text, Bartleby.com.

Exploring "The Waste Land".

Hypertext, University of Toronto.

The Poetry of T.S. Eliot, SparkNotes.

University of Illinois:

Analyses.

On Composition.

T.S. Eliot

Instructor's Guide, Houghton Miflin.

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This guide last edited 03/21/2007
This guide last revised 09/16/2008

T.S. Eliot	1948 Nobel Prize for Literature: The Nobel Foundation. History Channel. Biographies: The Academy of American Poets. Authors' Calendar. Biography.com. *Columbia Encyclopedia, Bartleby.com. HarperCollins. History Channel: 09/26/1888: Eliot Is Born in St. Louis. 04/28/1925: Eliot Accepts a Job At Faber and Faber Publishers. 01/04/1965: Death. Lucid Cafe. Modern American Poetry, University of Illinois: Biographical Timeline. T. S. Eliot's Life and Career. The Nobel Foundation. Merriam-Webster. Modern American Poetry, University of Illinois. Online Computer Library Center (OCLC). "T. S. Eliot and Anti-Semitism", Contemporary Review. Time* Magazine. Tom & Viv (1994), The Internet Movie Database. TSE The Web Site, University of Missouri. TSEliot Campfire Chat. Twentieth-century Poetry in English, Kobe University. Voices and Visions, Learner.org. What the Thunder Said. Writer's Almanac: 09/26/1888: Born in St. Louis, Missouri. 04/28/1925: Eliot Accepts Editor Position with British Publisher Faber and Faber.
T.S. Eliot	Amazon.com. National Public Radio: Cats: 9/10/00 (audio: 3:00). The Poetry Archives. The Poetry of T.S. Eliot, SparkNotes. Selected Poetry Of Thomas Stearns Eliot, University of Toronto. "The Hollow Men": Analyses, University of Illinois. E-Text: University of Minnesota. University of Virginia: "The Possibility of a Poetic Drama". "The Second-Order Mind". "The Waste Land": Amazon.com. E-Text, Bartleby.com. Exploring "The Waste Land". Hypertext, University of Toronto. The Poetry of T.S. Eliot, SparkNotes. University of Illinois: Analyses. On Composition.
T.S. Eliot	Instructor's Guide, Houghton Miflin.