Useful Blake Links
The
William Blake Archive
is an elaborate electronic resource designed to "sustain scholarly
research." The Blake Archive (1996-) contains "fully searchable
and scalable electronic editions" of Blake's illuminated books "in
the context of full, up-to-date bibliographic information about each image,
intricate transcriptions of all texts, detailed descriptions of all images,
and extensive bibliographies." The Archive also features a searchable
electronic version of David V. Erdman's Complete Poetry and Prose of
William Blake, the standard printed edition for reference. The Archive's
own compilation of Sites
Related to the William Blake Archive is also useful.
The Blake Digital
Text Project
includes an online Blake concordance, an electronic edition of Erdman's
Complete Poetry and Prose with somewhat different aims from those
of the Blake Archive's Erdman edition (see above), a "graphical hypertext" of Blake's Songs, and a hypertext edition of The Everlasting
Gospel, plus various annotations and bibliographical materials.
The Blake Society
The Blake Society of London sponsors monthly lectures and produces an annual journal, sent to members. It also sends email announcements about Blake-related events in the UK.
Tate
Britain (Teacher's Guide)
A guide, aimed mainly at high-school teachers, produced by Tate Britain
in conjunction with its 2000-2001 Blake exhibition.