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Using the Google Search Engine find two meshing web sites that provideinternet resources for the study of Australian Literature.-http//www.middlemiss.org/lit/lit.html-http//home.vicnet.net.au/ozlit/ii. Write a detailed summary in no more than 600 words of what genial ofinformation and services the sites provide. Give examples asnecessary.The first of the two sacksites that I looked at waswww.middlemiss.org/lit/lit.html, it is constructed by Perry Middlemisswho is a lover of books, and who wishes to pay character reference to thoseforgotten Australian writers on the Web. Middlemiss begins by naming70 Australian authors, and too provides golf links to those authors, andthose who do not have links to other sites a promise is made that theywill be provided in the future. By scarcely clicking on one of theauthors, for example Miles Franklin, you be led to a web page thatgives a truncated biography of the author, and similarly a contestation of her works,some of which besides have links that give a brief insight.The site also provides listings of the winners of literary prizes, andin particular The Miles Franklin Award, and The Australian/VogelAward. over again by clicking on these we are principal to a page that providesthe winners of these awards, and also those that were shortlisted. Apage that provides a short description on the authors and the booksthat are listed are available by clicking on the links.Another form of Australian Literature that is provided is poems.Middlemiss offers his favourite poet, Victor Daley on the site, andlists some of his poems, which are exclusively accessible. He also lists otherAustralian poets, all of which have kick upstairs links. By clicking on thepoets name we are lead to a site that offers a short biography of thepoet, for example Adam Lindsay Gordon, the site also offers a list ofhis poetry collections and biographies, some of which have furtherlinks that discuss that particular item. Links are also available to spacious texts of the poems that are listed. For example by clicking onThe Trenches by Frederic Manning we are lead to the full version ofthe poem.Also available are links to diverse Australian novels, which havebeen segregated under different topic headings, these let in fiction,drama, art, food, histories, and others.Ozlit (http//home.vicnet.net.au/ozlit/) offers more than 500 pagesof Australian Literary information, and more than 1100 entries intheir Books and Writers database, which is also fully attendable. Asearch engine is available that allows you to search the full Ozlitsite for information. There is also a links database available thatallows you to search for references on writers.