Scholarship and criticism on Tamora Pierce: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 15:09, 22 November 2010

Notice: This is not necessarily a "complete" bibliography of scholarship on this author. Rather, it is a selective bibliography of feminist SF scholarship, or scholarship of particular interest to feminist SF scholars.

Deirdre F. Baker, "Musings on Diverse Worlds", Horn Book Magazine (Jan/Feb 2007), v.83, n.1, pp. 41-47. (Considers treatment of race and the "other" in Harry Potter, Tamora Pierce's Alanna, George MacDonald, C.S. Lewis, and Tolkien.)
J. K. Gray, "The Magic Circle by Tamora Pierce: Fantasy, Children's Literature and the Tripartite Audience" (2007)
M.J. Hancock, "More than escapism: environmentalism and feminism in the young adult fantasy novels of Tamora Pierce" (2008)

"Tamora Pierce: Girls Who Kick Butt", Locus (May 2002), v.48, n.5 (#496), pp.6-7,76-77.

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+==Monographs==
+* Donna Dailey, Kyle Zimmer, ''Tamora Pierce'' (2006) (146pp.)
+* Bonnie Kunzel, Susan Fichtelberg, ''Tamora Pierce'' (2007) (279pp.)
+==Articles==
+* Deirdre F. Baker, "Musings on Diverse Worlds", ''Horn Book Magazine'' (Jan/Feb 2007), v.83, n.1, pp. 41-47. (Considers treatment of race and the "other" in Harry Potter, Tamora Pierce's Alanna, George MacDonald, C.S. Lewis, and Tolkien.)
+* J. K. Gray, "The Magic Circle by Tamora Pierce: Fantasy, Children's Literature and the Tripartite Audience" (2007)
+* M.J. Hancock, "More than escapism: environmentalism and feminism in the young adult fantasy novels of Tamora Pierce" (2008)
+* "Tamora Pierce: Girls Who Kick Butt", ''[[Locus]]'' (May 2002), v.48, n.5 (#496), pp.6-7,76-77.
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