Responding to Literature is a thematically arranged anthology that encourages the reader's response to a diverse selection of poems, stories, plays, and essays.

• Biographical information and a list of outside resources, including annotated links
• Questions on the Experience, Interpretation, and Evaluation of texts
• Quizzes on the author and the featured work

• Annotated full-text works with links to related websites and explanatory text (for example, "Araby" provides links to sites with historic photos of Dublin and glosses the word bazaar)

• Table of Contents with links to author-related websites
• Timeline with works of literature place in historical and cultural context
• Glossary of important literary terms, with clear definitions and examples

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