What is the best online literary/academic database if I want

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>best online literary/academic database
>Preferably something free

You could hack JSTOR like that kid who killed himself

EBSCO

No academic database is free. You might be able to access it through your public library's website for free though.

JSTOR is another option, but it's not that great.

MLA has a database too. I haven't used it in a while, but I remember it being good.

>>8531392
how do you access it through the library's website? do you mean accessing it while in the library itself?

>>8531400
bump

If you are a member of a major university you should have database access through them, usually by logging in with your student ID on the library website, or just by using the database while on the university wifi or from a computer on the university network (like a library computer, which will usually also require your student ID)

If you aren't a universityfag, your public library might have it. I'm actually kind of amazed that not only does my local public library have local access within the building, but apparently you can log into JSTOR freely through them as long as you have a working library card. I'm surprised JSTOR would allow that.

aaaaarg.fail