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* ''[[Passage (novel)|Passage]]'' (2001)
* ''[[Passage (novel)|Passage]]'' (2001)
* ''[[Inside Job (novel)|Inside Job]]'' (2005)
* ''[[Inside Job (novel)|Inside Job]]'' (2005)
* ''[[Blackout]]'' (forthcoming, 2010)


===Collections===
===Collections===
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=== Selected Short Works ===
=== Selected Short Works ===
* "[[Mail Order Clone]]" (1982)
* "[[A Letter from the Clearys]]" (1982)
*''[[Fire Watch]]'' ([[1983]])
* "[[All My Darling Daughters]]" (1985)
* "[[All My Darling Daughters]]" (1985)
*''[[The Last of the Winnebagos]]'' ([[1988]])
* "[[At the Rialto]]" (1989)
* "[[Even the Queen]]" (1992)
* "[[Even the Queen]]" (1992)
*''[[Fire Watch]]'' ([[1983]])
*''[[The Last of the Winnebagos]]'' ([[1988]])
* "[[A Letter from the Clearys]]" (1982)
* "Mail Order Clone" (1982)
* "Much Ado About [Censored]" (1991)
* "Much Ado About [Censored]" (1991)
* "Remake (short story)|Remake" (1995)
* "[[Remake (short story)|Remake]]" (1995)
*''[[The Winds of Marble Arch]]'' ([[1999]])
*''[[The Winds of Marble Arch]]'' ([[1999]])


===Edited collections===
===Edited collections===
* ''[[A Woman's Liberation|A Woman's Liberation: A Choice of Futures by and About Women]]'' (2001) ed. with [[Sheila Williams]]
* ''[[A Woman's Liberation (anthology)|A Woman's Liberation: A Choice of Futures by and About Women]]'' (2001) ed. with [[Sheila Williams]]
* ''The New Hugo Winners, Volume III'' (1994) ed. with Martin H. Greenberg
* ''The New Hugo Winners, Volume III'' (1994) ed. with Martin H. Greenberg
* ''Nebula Awards 33'' (1999)
* ''Nebula Awards 33'' (1999)
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Latest revision as of 11:19, 30 September 2010

Connie Willis is an award-winning writer. She has said that she does not consider herself a feminist. However, her works show a feminist sensibility even as they show discomfort with explicit political ideology and labels.

Works

Novels

Collections

Selected Short Works

Edited collections

Appearances

  • Boskone Guest of Honor
  • American Library Association Annual, New Orleans, Imagineers, 1993 (with David Brin) (recording available)
  • 2004 National Book Festival
  • Worldcon Guest of Honor

Awards and nominations

Intertextuality

Further reading

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