Linking about: Robinson Crusoe

At our Victorian Studies Reading Group this afternoon, the subject of Robinson Crusoe and Victorian responses thereto put in an appearance.  Ergo, some links:

• Robinson Crusoe: An e-text (U of VA). 
• Se rêver Robinson...: A French site devoted to both Crusoe and the Robinsonnade, with an emphasis on French imitations. 
• Exotisme Historique et Geographique: A French site on adventure stories, with some discussion of the Robinsonnade. 
• Islands of Adventure: The Devon Library's holdings in both Robinson Crusoe and sundry knockoffs. 
• Some pages devoted to the "real" Robinson Crusoe, Alexander Selkirk: Alexander Selkirk (excerpts from contemporary and near-contemporary accounts), BBC History, William Cowper's "The Solitude of Alexander Selkirk," "The Real Robinson Crusoe" (Smithsonian article). 
• Picturing the First Castaway: The Illustration of Robinson Crusoe: Illustrations from the early eighteenth to the early twentieth centuries. 
• N. C. Wyeth: Another e-text of Robinson Crusoe, with the Wyeth illustrations. 
• Pantomime Guided Tour: Robinson Crusoe: Brief history, images, a playbill. 
• "Westering Crusoes": An article on Capt. Mayne Reid and the Robinsonnade.
• "Robinson Crusoe in Hollywood": A talk by Walter Coppedge.  See also the character name search for "Robinson Crusoe" at the IMDB. 
• Variations on Robinson Crusoe: Brief essay from the Victorian Web. 
• Bet you didn't know that February is Robinson Crusoe Month.