MZB: Crit
SECONDARY
SOURCES ON MARION ZIMMER BRADBURY’s SF
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Stephensen-Payne, Phil. Marion Zimmer Bradley: Mistress of Magic
[Bibliographies for the Avid Reader]
Galactic
Central Publications (March 1991).
Arbur,
Rosemarie. Leigh Brackett, Marion Zimmer
Bradley, Anne McCaffrey: A Primary and Secondary Bibliography. Boston: G.K. Hall & Co, 1982.
ESSAYS,
ARTICLES, BOOKS
Jones, Libby Falk.(1990) “Gilman, Bradley, Piercy, and the Evolving Rhetoric of Feminist Utopias.” pp. 116-129 IN: Jones, Libby
Falk (ed.); Goodwin, Sarah Webster (ed.); Pfaelzer, Jean (response); Elshtain,
Jean Bethke (response) Feminism, Utopia,
and Narrative. Knoxville: U of Tennessee P; 1990.
Kaler, Anne K. (1987) “Bradley and the Beguines: Marion Zimmer
Bradley's Debt to the Beguinal Societies in Her Use of Sisterhood in Her
Darkover Novels.” pp. 70-90 IN: Browne, Pat (ed.) Heroines of Popular Culture. Bowling
Green, OH: Popular; 1987.
Hornum, Barbara.(1985) “Wife/Mother, Sorceress/Keeper,
Amazon/Renunciate: Status Ambivalence and Conflicting Roles on the Planet
Darkover.” pp.
153-163 IN: Weedman, Jane B. (ed.) Women
Worldwalkers: New Dimensions of Science Fiction and Fantasy. Lubbock: Texas
Tech P; 1985.
Wood, Diane S. (1985) “Gender Roles in the
Darkover Novels of Marion Zimmer Bradley.”pp. 237-246 IN: Weedman, Jane B. (ed.) Women Worldwalkers: New Dimensions of
Science Fiction and Fantasy. Lubbock: Texas Tech P; 1985.
Arbur, Rosemarie. (1985)
Marion
Zimmer Bradley. Mercer
Island, WA: Starmont; 1985.
Schwartz, Susan M. “Marion Zimmer
Bradley's Ethic of Freedom.”
pp. 73-88 IN: Staicar, Tom (ed.) The Feminine Eye: Science Fiction and the Women Who Write It. New
York: Ungar; 1982.
Murphy, Laura. “Marion Zimmer Bradley.”
pp. 77-80 IN: Cowart, David (ed.); Wymer, Thomas L. (ed. and preface);
Disch, Thomas M. (foreword) Twentieth-Century
American Science Fiction Writers Part I: A-L. Detroit, MI: Gale; 1981.
Breen,
Walter. The Darkover Concordance. Berkeley
CA: Pennyfarthing Press, 1979.
Very
comprehensive alphabetical guide to all things Darkover prior to 1979.
Illustrated with fan art.
MENTIONS OF DARKOVER IN ARTICLES ON FEMINIST UTOPIAS
Damarin, Suzanne. (2004) “Chapter Three: Required Reading: Feminist
Sci-Fi and Post-Millennial Curriculum.”
Counterpoints, Vol. 158, Science Fiction Curriculum, Cyborg Teachers,
& Youth Culture(s) (2004), pp. 51-73
Sue Fisher Vaughn. (1991) “The Female Hero in Science Fiction and Fantasy: "Carrier-Bag" to "No-Road" Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts, Vol. 4, No. 4 (16), Special Issue on Female Heroes (1991), pp. 83-96.
Lynn F. Williams. (1987) “Everyone Belongs to Everyone Else: Marriage and the Family in Recent
American Utopias 1965-1985.” Utopian Studies, No. 1 (1987), pp.
123-136.
Russ, Joanna. (1981) “Recent
Feminist Utopias.” 71-75 IN: Barr, Marleen S.
(ed.) Future Females: A Critical
Anthology. Bowling Green: Bowling Green State U Popular P; 1981.
Monk,
Patricia. (1980) “Frankenstein's Daughters: The Problems of the Feminine Image
in Science Fiction.” Mosaic: A Journal for the
Interdisciplinary Study of Literature, Vol.
13, No. 3/4,Other Worlds: Fantasy and
Science Fiction Since 1939 (SPRING/SUMMER 1980), pp. 15-27
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