Biographies:

• The National Women's Hall of Fame (brief biography)
• Wikipedia biography, with links

Scholarship (bibliographies, criticism):

• Past issues of the Gilman Society Newsletter
• A thorough Research Guide (including bibliography and information on major manuscript collections)
• Scribbling Women (biography, plus a variety of resources relating to the radio-play adaptation of "The Yellow Wall-Paper" dramatized by Laura Harrington, including the play itself in RealAudio format)
• Domestic Goddesses ("a moderated e-journal devoted to women writers . . . who wrote domestic fiction"; includes biography, bibliography, some critical essays, and links to additional resources)
• American Literature Research and Analysis Web Site (page on "The Yellow Wallpaper" includes critical essays, annotated bibliographies, and the text of the story with hyperlinks to the "primary symbols and images")
• PAL: Perspectives in American Literature: A Research and Reference Guide, Chapter 6: Late Nineteenth Century - Charlotte Perkins Gilman (1860-1935) (Selected bibliography and study questions prepared by Paul P. Reuben)
• A Celebration of Women Writers (bibliographic information, plus links to downloadable versions of works by women writers)
• "Charlotte Perkins Gilman and the Feminization of Education"
  (an essay by Deborah M. De Simone)
• A short bibliography of works by and about Gilman

Teaching:

• Heath Anthology suggestions for teaching Gilman's work
• Discussion questions about Herland (prepared by Catherine Lavendar, CUNY)

Gilman Works Online

Volume I of the Forerunner, 1909-1910 (Project Gutenberg e-book)

Fiction:

• "The Giant Wistaria." 1891
• "The Yellow Wall-Paper", 1892 (facsimile of the original New England Magazine publication, including illustrations, from Cornell University's Making of America site)
• "The Yellow Wall-Paper"
  (text-only version at the University of Virginia E-text Center)
• What Diantha Did, 1910 (Project Gutenberg e-text)
• Herland, 1915 (from the University of Virginia E-text Center)

   Poetry:

• Suffrage Songs and Verses, 1911
• "For Birth Control"
• "Eternal Me"
• "Nation"
• "Just to be Out of Doors"
• "Similar Cases"

Non-fiction:

• Women and Economics, 1899 (searchable facsimile edition at Cornell's HEARTH Archive)
• Home: Its Work and Influence, 1904 (also from the HEARTH Archive)
• Our Androcentric Culture, 1911 (Project Gutenberg e-text)

  Commentary:

• "Why I Wrote The Yellow Wallpaper"