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Sebold, Alice - Further Reading
FURTHER READING
CRITICISM
Benson, Heidi. “Feeling the Horror in her Bones; Sebold Gives a Voice to Missing Girls.” San Francisco Chronicle (23 July 2002): D1.
Benson discusses the commercial success of The Lovely Bones and details the novel's origins.
Clarson, Jennifer. “A Dream Finally Realized.” Book (July/August 2002): 64-5.
Clarson details Sebold's literary goals and personal idiosyncrasies.
DeLint, Charles. Review of The Lovely Bones, by Alice Sebold. Fantasy & Science Fiction 104, no. 2 (February 2003): 29-30.
DeLint defends The Lovely Bones's popular appeal, considering it a superlative example of fantastical literature.
Grenier, Cynthia. “Novel Gods: A Pair of Bestsellers Roll Their Own Religion.” Weekly Standard 9, no. 2 (22 September 2003): 32-4.
Grenier compares The Lovely Bones to Dan Brown's...
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Criticism
- Alice Sebold and Ann Darby (interview date 17 June 2002)
- Paula L. Woods (review date 7 July 2002)
- Ron Charles (review date 25 July 2002)
- Charlotte Abbott (essay date 29 July 2002)
- Lisa Allardice (review date 19 August 2002)
- Sarah Churchwell (review date 23 August 2002)
- Virginia Quarterly Review (review date autumn 2002)
- Stephen H. Webb (review date 9-22 October 2002)
- Rebecca Mead (review date 17 October 2002)
- Gordon Phinn (review date November 2002)
- Daniel Mendelsohn (essay date 16 January 2003)
- Joyce Carol Oates (review date 20 June 2003)
- Claudia FitzHerbert (review date 21 June 2003)
- Andrea Dworkin (review date 30 June 2003)
- Doris L. Eder (essay date 2004)
- Kenneth Womack (essay date 2004)
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