The following is a list of all the substantive references which I can find to Anthony Powell on the Internet.

Anthony Powell
	The Daily Telegraph published a major article about the Powells on 03 September 1998. Well actually it is mostly about Lady Violet to mark the publication of the third volume of her autobiography, The Departure Platform, but it contains many snippets of interest to the AP fan. A copy is available on-line courtesy of the Alliance of Literary Societies.
	The catalogue and index to the John Monagan-Anthony Powell Collection at the Georgetown University, Washington, DC ... an extensive archive of material about AP collected by former Congressman John Monagan, as well as correspondence between Powell and Monagan; these pages also contain some additional biographical information about AP.

Dance - The Novels
	John Gould of Phillips Academy, Andover, USA has created a page chronicling the results of teaching A Dance to the Music of Time as an option to his final year High School Eng. Lit. students.
	Michael Henle has written some extremely interesting pages about Dance, its construction and its themes.
	Powell's Way is a major article in the New York Review of Books issue dated 28 May 1998. The article, by Christopher Hitchens, discusses Dance (the novels & TV films), Powell's Journals and Miscellaneous Verdicts.

Dance - The TV Films
	Powell's Way is a major article in the New York Review of Books issue dated 28 May 1998. The article, by Christopher Hitchens, discusses Dance (the novels & TV films), Powell's Journals and Miscellaneous Verdicts.
	A review from NRC Hadelsblad (in Dutch) of the films of Dance when shown on VPRO TV in the Netherlands.
	Videos of the Channel 4 TV films of Dance are available from Amazon.co.uk in the UK.

Other Fiction Works
	A review of AP's novel Venusberg.

Non-Fiction Works
	Powell's Way is a major article in the New York Review of Books issue dated 28 May 1998. The article, by Christopher Hitchens, discusses Dance (the novels & TV films), Powell's Journals and Miscellaneous Verdicts. Yes, this item does appear three times, once in each of the relevant sections.]
	The Petronian Society Newsletter of May 1996 contains a reference to AP's comments on and interest in Petronius.

Lady Violet Powell (and Other Family Members)
	The Daily Telegraph published a major article about the Powells on 03 September 1998. Well actually it is mostly about Lady Violet to mark the publication of the third volume of her autobiography, The Departure Platform, but it contains many snippets of interest to the AP fan. A copy is available on-line courtesy of the Alliance of Literary Societies.

Other Related Literary Figures
	The Doubting Hall, site is devoted to the novelist Evelyn Waugh.

Some Other Useful Literary Sites
	Almost all of Anthony Powell's works were originally published by William Heinemann, now a part of the publishing group Random House UK.
	Anyone seriously interested in hunting for further information on editions of Anthony Powell's books might like to search the catalogues of the British Library or the Library of Congress.
	And for anyone with a general interest in English Literature there is the British & Irish Authors resources page where you will find pointers to web sites relating to around 700 authors and the Alliance of Literary Societies.

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