I’m compiling a scholarly paper in the humanities and need focused online research to strengthen my literature review. I want a researcher who can quickly locate, evaluate, and organize authoritative academic sources that speak directly to my topic (details shared upon hire). What I need delivered • A curated list of at least 30 peer-reviewed journal articles, primary texts, or reputable web archives—most published within the past 10 years, with seminal older works included only when crucial. • For each source: author, year, title, publication, direct link or PDF, and a concise 3–4-sentence summary explaining its relevance. • Everything compiled in an Excel or Google Sheet with sortable columns (author, year, journal, keywords, summary, link). • A brief memo (1–2 pages) outlining the research strategy you used, databases searched (e.g., JSTOR, Project MUSE, Google Scholar), and any gaps or limitations identified. Expectations and timeline Please send the first batch of 10 fully documented sources within 48 hours so I can provide feedback; the complete set should follow within one week. Accurate citations (APA or MLA—your choice) and consistent formatting are essential. If you enjoy academic digging, have solid experience with online databases, and can present findings clearly, I’m ready to start as soon as you are.