Joan of Arc has inspired countless writers and artists over centuries. We want this site to provide a visually engaging, inspiring sampling of accessible materials that invite further exploration. This is a practical public browsing library, not an archive.

What’s emphasized

• Professionally published books, movies and musical recordings related to Joan of Arc suitable for general public audiences
• Materials in English available to U.S. audiences
• Materials that offer instant online access
• Materials in the New Orleans Public Library’s extensive Joan of Arc collection

What we’re leaving out (we can’t do it all)

• Websites, blogs, articles and essays related to Joan
• Older materials that did not attract a lasting following
• Scholarly materials
• Self-published materials (with rare exceptions)
• Rare materials that our website users will not be easily be able to borrow or buy
• Artwork (images such as book covers used on this site are used solely to promote the published works)
• We’ll let the French manage their own vast collection of Joan-related materials.

Site editor: Amanda Helm

Leadership team member in the Krewe,

Plays the role of Archangel Michael in the parade