These library databases have electronic books on literary subjects:
Maybe you've found information about the perfect article in one of the databases but there's no full text. Or you've found the perfect book in the catalog but it's checked out or at the Newtown campus. You can request a copy of the book or article by submitting this form. If the book's at Newtown we'll have it sent to UBC for you, or we'll try to find another library that has the book or article and send it to you. Be aware, though, that if we need to get it from another library the process can take anywhere from 2 days to 2 weeks, so this isn't something you can do at the last minute.
Use Credo Reference to find reliable background information on a topic:
These library databases are useful for finding scholarly, peer-reviewed articles on literary subjects:
Finding reliable, unbiased information on the free Web can be tough and VERY time consuming! Apply this test (C.R.A.A.P.) to evaluate the websites you find on Google and other search engines. There are faster ways to get to quality information.
Click here for a short tutorial on using Google Advanced Search.
