Q. I need help finding sources for an assignment over Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury; where can I begin?

The librarians at TCC have created a specific research guide over Fahrenheit 451. 

This guide can point you in the right direction of where to search. 

Here's some tips to get you started: 

If searching on the web, here’s some FAQ with example search results using their described method that we find helpful to limit to a credible source or help you refine your search:

• Q. How can I get to Google Advanced Search?
  • Google Advanced Search example limited to LitHub results about "Fahrenheit 451"
• Q. How do I find .GOV or .EDU or .ORG websites?
  • Google Advanced Search example limited to .edu sites about "Fahrenheit 451" 
• Q. How can I find an article over a specific topic from a magazine (or other periodical) my instructor has recommended, published within a specific timeframe?
  • Google Advanced Search example limited to Entertainment Weekly magazine results about "Fahrenheit 451" from 2015-present 
• Q. Can I access The New York Times online?
  • Google Advanced Search example about "Fahrenheit 451" limited to the NYT

Here are some catalog search examples for library materials, that you can edit or refine to suit your needs: 

• "Fahrenheit 451" oppression 
• "Fahrenheit 451" surveillance
• "Fahrenheit 451" "book banning" 
• "Fahrenheit 451" censorship - limited to articles

Below are more research guides from other college libraries over Fahrenheit 451. These guides might help you discover other materials that you could find in our catalog (Discovery) or Interlibrary Loan, a free service to borrow books from other libraries.

If you are still having trouble finding sources, please book a research consultation with a librarian or, email a librarian directly with your issue.