- Emily Dickinson Museum
 - Museum dedicated to the 19th century home of poet Emily Dickinson. Explore Emily Dickinson's birthplace as well as the neighbouring house belonging to her brother and sister-in-law. Find out about museum events, hours, and programmes. - Poets.org: Emily Dickinson
- Read about the life and works of Emily Dickinson, the 19th-century American poet known for her idiosyncratic short verses. Includes a portrait and text of Dickinson poems such as I Heard a Fly Buzz and To Make a Prairie.
- Erin's Emily Dickinson Page
- About her life and works.
- My Emily Dickinson
- Excerpts from the essay by Susan Howe.
- Wikipedia: Emily Dickinson
- Profile of Emily Dickinson, the 19th century American poet. Read about her life in Amherst, Massachusetts, her distinctive poetry, and her relationship to other writers of the period.
- Emily Dickinson: Continuing Enigma
- Profile and resources from About.com.
- Modern American Poetry: Emily Dickinson
- Notes on Emily Dickinson's life, as well as commentary on selected poems.
- Americanpoems.com: Emily Dickinson
- Biography of Emily Dickinson, the reclusive 19th century poet. Learn about her early life, experience of the U.S. Civil War, and poetic influences. Also includes a browseable collection of Emily Dickinson poems.
- Emily Dickinson: The Complete Poems
- Explore the archived and complete collection of Emily Dickinson's 597 poems at Bartleby.com. Includes poems arranged according to Dickenson's original manuscript in their original four divisions entitled "Life, Nature, Love, Time and Eternity."
- Books and Writers: Emily Dickinson
- Biography of the American poet known for her reclusive ways.
- Donna Campbell's Emily Dickinson Page
- Online resources about Emily Dickinson, the 19th century American poet. Find biographies, essays by scholars, collections of her poems and letters, and criticism of her work.
- Literature Network: Emily Dickinson
- Find online texts of works by Emily Dickinson, the 19th century American poet. Includes famous Dickinson poems such as Because I Could Not Stop For Death and The Mystery of Pain. Also includes a short biography.
- Salon Classics Book Group: Reckless Genius: Emily Dickinson
- Galway Kinnell pays tribute to poet Emily Dickinson. Also features a discussion board.
- Selected Poetry of Emily Dickinson (1830-1886)
- Collection of Dickinson texts, from Representative Poetry On-Line.
- Emily Dickinson: I Dwell in Possibility
- Study guide from the American Literature Research and Analysis Web Site.
- Poetry, Word Play, and Intellectual Pleasure
- Paper describing a new approach to teaching the poetry of Emily Dickinson by making use of manuscripts.
- Emily Dickinson, HarperAudio
- Audio clips of Julie Harris reading from the poems and letters of Emily Dickinson.
- Belle of Amherst, The
- Information on the Tony Award-winning play about Emily Dickinson by William Luce and performed by New York actress Mary Wadkins, available for presentation nationwide.
- EmMail Webpage
- An email discussion list dedicated to friendly discussion of Emily Dickinson, her works, and her life.
- Dickinson Electronic Archives
- Devoted to the study of Emily Dickinson, the 19th century American poet. Find writings letters by Dickinson and her family, responses to her poetry, and resources for teachers and professors.
- Neurotic Poets: Emily Dickinson
- Includes examples of some her poems, and a description of her life and work.
- Women's Studies Database: Emily Dickinson
- Selected poems.
- Soul Selects Her Own Society, The
- Features hypertext analysis of the poem.
- Emily Dickinson Random Epigram Machine
- A different, randomly selected Emily Dickinson epigram appears each time the page is reloaded.
- Did a Bipolar Trait Bring a Turn for the Verse?
- 2001 Washington Post article by Shankar Vendantam. Speculates on the idea that Emily Dickinson may have suffered from manic depression.
- Loaded Gun: Life, and Death, and Dickinson
- More than a century after her death, Emily Dickinson remains an enigma. Who was the reclusive poet, and why is her work still so resonant? Pyschoanalysts, poets, and professors try to piece together the Dickinson puzzle in this PBS documentary.
- Titanic Operas
- Contemporary poets respond to the life and work of Emily Dickinson.
- Foregrounds and Apprenticeships: Dickinson & Whitman
- Includes literary timeline and biographies of both poets while introducing the literary environment in which Whitman and Dickinson learned to write. Includes careful study of the mentor relationships between Whitman and Emerson as well as Dickinson and Higginson.
- Poetry Archives: Emily Dickinson
- Brief profile of the Amherst poet, as well as a selection of Dickinson's poems.
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