Start with a helpful article or book. Use it to find related resources.
Use the Bibliography
Many databases feature a References tab/page so you can see who they cited.
![References Tab in ProQuest database](https://libapps.s3.amazonaws.com/customers/5906/images/References_Tab_in_ProQuest.png)
Library OneSearch has down arrows to connect you to the articles' References
![OneSearch circled down arrow to find sources cited in this](https://libapps.s3.amazonaws.com/customers/5906/images/Find_Sources_Cited_In_This.png)
Find sources that cite your source
Library OneSearch uses an up arrow to show sources citing this
![OneSearch up arrow showing sources citing this](https://libapps.s3.amazonaws.com/customers/5906/images/OneSearch_Find_sources_citing_this.png)
Google Scholar also does this
![Arrow to Google Scholar Cited by tool](https://libapps.s3.amazonaws.com/customers/5906/images/Scholar_cited_by.png)
Look for Subject Headings in Databases
These can lead you to other related sources
Find the Author
Look at their personal website or professional CV to see other things they have written