• Cervantes Virtual: A marvelous site dealing with Hispanic literature at the University of Alicante 
• Teatro Príncipe Virtual: A beautifully prepared site by J. M. Ruano de la Haza at the University of Ottawa
• La conquista de América: An anthology of colonial Latin American texts with notes in German, at the  University of Mainz in
• Centro Virtual Cervantino: A site of the Instituto Cervantes
• The Spanish Play: a link to a group in England that is regularly performing Classic Spanish drama
• InfoEscena: From Spain, a web site devoted to the theater, music, and dance in Spain.
• Sonetos del Siglo de Oro: Golden Age Spanish Sonnets: A site by Alix Ingber of Sweet Briar College, devoted to the sonnet of Spain's Golden Age, presenting more than 100 sonnets along with English translations.
• Cervantes Project: A comprehensive site at Texas A and M University dedicated to Cervantes, including his collected works, biography, bibliography, and images. 
• Project Alexandria: an electronic library of world literature in many languages and styles that is being developed in Italy.
• WWW Virtual Library: Theatre and Drama: Links to theater resources from more than 50 countries around the world. 
• El Polifemo: Eric W. Vogt's site dealing with "El Polifemo," by Luis de Góngora, that also offers a link to Professor Jehle's own anthology of poetry from the Golden Age.
• Mining Company: Spanish Language: a site devoted to information about Spanish language and literature and Hispanic culture. 
• For those of you who would like to know of a site that deals with Spanish culture on the WWW--more that you would ever have thought possible, we have located the site at the Miningco.
• Cultural Readings: Colonization and Print in the Americas: The University of Pennsylvania's site has a vast collection of materials dealing with colonial Latin America.
• Project Gutenberg: The site that aims to contain electronic texts of all World Literature.
• H-Cervantes: A Cervantists site that encourages scholarly exchanges
• Quevedo Bibliography: If you interested in Quevedo studies, see this bibliography prepared by Roger and Clare Moore

• University Press of the South
• Chadwyck-Healy: To find their offerings in Spanish, search their site for keyword "Spanish."

These sites were not active but they promise to return, so they are listed here just to keep them in mind.

LABERINTO: An electronic journal designed for those interested in early peninsular and Spanish-American literature by Chris Weimer, Barbara Simerka, and James T. Abraham. 

Department of Literature at the University of Navarra: A site that promises to be very interesting. They are preparing to publish electronic texts of all of Calderón's Autos sacramentales, some of his comedias, as well as other texts. They also promise to include literary studies, bibliographies, as well as other materials and links to RILCE and to the Asociación Internacional del Siglo de Oro.

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