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FURTHER READING

CRITICISM

Fee, Margery, and Jane Flick. “Coyote Pedagogy: Knowing Where the Borders Are in Thomas King's Green Grass, Running Water.” Canadian Literature 161-162 (summer-autumn 1999): 131-39.

Fee and Flick analyze the different borders present in King's Green Grass, Running Water and how crossing those borders is necessary to understand the novel's humor.

Goldman, Marlene. “Mapping and Dreaming: Native Resistance in Green Grass, Running Water.” Canadian Literature 161-162 (summer-autumn 1999): 18-41.

Goldman traces King's use of maps and dreaming as a means of resistance in Green Grass, Running Water.

Kenton, Linda M. Review of Coyote Sings to the Moon, by Thomas King. School Library Journal 48, no. 10 (October 2002): 115.

Kenton offers a mixed assessment of Coyote Sings to the Moon, noting that “[t]he illustrations …...

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1. Introduction
2. Principal Works
3. Criticism
   1. Craig S. Womack (review date spring 1992)
   2. Robert L. Berner (review date autumn 1993)
   3. William J. Scheick (review date fall-winter 1993)
   4. Denise Low (review date winter 1994)
   5. Parker Duchemin (review date January-February 1994)
   6. Marlene Goldman and Teresa Heffernan (review date winter 1995)
   7. Catherine Rainwater (review date summer 1996)
   8. Ron Welburn (review date summer 1996)
   9. Linda Lamont-Stewart (essay date September 1997)
   10. Carlton Smith (essay date summer 1998)
   11. Sharon M. Bailey (essay date winter 1999)
   12. Patricia Linton (essay date spring 1999)
   13. Blanca Chester (essay date summer-autumn 1999)
   14. Warren Cariou (review date December 1999)
   15. Robin Ridington (essay date winter 2000)
   16. James H. Cox (essay date spring 2000)
   17. Jennifer Andrews (review date spring 2001)
4. Further Reading
5. Copyright