Advanced Media Writing (JRN 315)

Browse books on advanced media writing or use the provided resources and tools to discover more books.

ILLiad (Interlibrary Loan)

WorldCat Research Station 

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Offers what is physically housed in the Library (books, media, etc.) along with ZL many resources (eBooks, articles, reports, etc.), even allowing discovery beyond Taylor's resources to tens of millions of records, many of which you can borrow through Interlibrary Loan.

By executing your search you will find books, articles and more. You may wish to narrow your search by facets on the left side of the screen based on language, date, format, etc.

Note: at the present time you will need to do second search to locate e-books. There are two primary vendors of e-books: EBSCO and e-brary. Be sure to search both of those sources as well.

Begin by typing in search terms. 

• Related terms can be connected with OR to search both at one time.
• Major concepts of your topic can been connected with AND.
• Save time searching by using an asterisk. The (*) on [immigra* AND polic*] will look for any number of endings for those root words.
  • immigra* = immigrant, immigration
  • polic* = policy, policies

The Library has more eBooks than print books on our shelves. This marks a big change in library collections and how people read books. Search the two collections of eBooks (Ebrary and EBSCO Ebooks) to discover the wide variety of books available online.

EBSCO eBook Collections 

Provides thousands of current eBooks available to read immediately, covering a broad spectrum of topics from religion to psychology to medicine to political science and beyond

Gale Virtual Reference Library (GVRL) 

Provides encyclopedias and specialized reference sources for multidisciplinary research. 

Ebook Central

Discover eBooks in all subject area. Search by keyword or title.

Google Books 

Search the entire text of a book with keywords and phrases.