Extensive database of millions of articles from more than 17,000 scientific journals and other leading sources. From CNN podcasts to BBC Worldwide Learning videos. Also includes important reference sets such as Gale Encyclopaedia of Science and Encyclopaedia of World Biography. Interesting for researchers and students.

Database of over 9,000 titles. Find information about art, economics, language, mathematics, politics and more. From 1980 to the present day and updated daily. Includes a tool that translates articles into more than 12 languages. Interesting for researchers and students.

Biographies of writers, literary scholars and linguists who were members of the Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde (Society of Dutch Literature). Includes biographies of writer Joost Zwagerman, Professor of Dutch Matthijs Siegenbeek, and poet Christine D'haen. A rich resource for linguists and literary scholars.

Overview of book reviews and author interviews with nearly 200,000 articles on Dutch authors and reviews of Dutch works and translated literature, from 1900 to the present day. Includes articles from De Telegraaf and Opzij, also offers help with compiling reading lists. For students, teachers of Dutch and those interested in literature.

Database of reviews on Dutch children’s literature. Read thousands of reviews of Dutch children’s books and author interviews from newspapers and magazines from 1900 to the present day. Includes reading tips if you want to read more within a particular genre. Good resource for teachers, students and library staff.

Sirkwy is a website of Tresoar, the Fries Historisch en Letterkundig Centrum (Frisian Historical and Literary Centre). Includes information about Frisian literature. From writers, their work and literary awards to the newly published Frisian titles and news from the literary world. For anyone interested in Frisian literature.

Archive of Times Literary Supplement, the independent weekly literary supplement of the British newspaper The Times. Contains all articles from the period 1902-2019. With contributions from Umberto Eco, Virginia Woolf and Sylvia Plath, among others. Articles are available as a scan and full text searchable. For literary scholars, journalists and interested lay people.