Any search engine will point you to Mockingbird resources on the internet. Here are a few. Some contain discussion boards or chat rooms, and there is one mailing list. Below that are links to sites with information on three topics related to Mockingbird: Truman Capote, The Scottsboro Boys and Emmett Till. The TKM Student Survival Guide A teacher in Los Angeles has done wonderful work—hundreds of definitions plus chapter synopses, with pictures and web links. EducETH Lee, Harper: *1926 A good site with chapter synopses, a place to post comments and questions about the book, a chat room open on Mondays,and other resources. To Kill a Mockingbird—Then & Now Many resources including a discussion board where you can post remarks and questions and receive answers. The site springs from a conference held in 1997. To Kill a Mockingbird—Teachers Guide Includes good information about writing essays. 4literature.net An onlline text of To Kill a Mockingbird. Mailing List Harper Lee mailing list. Begun in Spring of 1999. Primarily for teachers, scholars and serious fans. Homework requests not welcome. In August 2001 it had 116 members. SparkNotes Not only a message board here, but chat room, study questions and the grail: chapter summaries. Written by a Harvard grad, doncha know. Truman Capote EducEth Capote, Truman Truman Capote bio Scottsboro Trials "The Scottsboro Boys" Trial Scottsboro Boys Mockingbird—Then & Now Emmett Till The Murder of Emmett Till The Death of Emmett Till — — — Main Page + FAQ + Events + Novel + Film + Interviews Other Works + Readings + Biography + Monroeville References + Why + Outside Links + Discussions — — — I am always interested in reading and writing about To Kill a Mockingbird. Jane Kansas + kansas@chebucto.ca Last revised 13 August 2001.