41. Biology In Science Fiction: Science Fiction By Scientists: Joan Slonczewski I would be remiss if I didn t devote a post to Kenyon College Professor joan L. slonczewski. slonczewski and her students study how bacteria can live under http://sciencefictionbiology.blogspot.com/2006/09/science-fiction-by-scientists-

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=34970069"); var BL_backlinkURL = "http://www.blogger.com/dyn-js/backlink_count.js";var BL_blogId = "34970069"; Thursday, September 28, 2006 Science Fiction by Scientists: Joan Slonczewski I would be remiss if I didn't devote a post to Kenyon College Professor Joan L. Slonczewski . Slonczewski and her students study how bacteria can live under extreme acidic or basic conditions . She also supervises the Microbe Wiki , where you can learn all about bacteria and viruses. Those achievements aren't why she is relevant to this blog, however. Professor Slonczewski also writes science fiction novels (including Brain Plague and A Door Into Ocean ) and essays on science, especially biology, and gender in science fiction. Best of all, she teaches BIOL 103: Biology in Science Fiction . Now this is a course I would have (figuratively) killed for as an undergraduate. It would have been awesome to read Dune and The Time Machine ... X-Files for science class. This method of teaching works; the

42. The Invisible Can Or, Gendering Corporate Globalization Trouble Capra speaks in tandem with joan slonczewski s A Door Into Ocean (1985) when he advocates ecodesign principles (designs which shape the flows of energy and http://reconstruction.eserver.org/011/theinvisiblecan.htm

In the following, noted science fiction scholar Marleen S. Barr argues for an increased attention to science fiction as a literature of the potentials of globalization, a genre that has largely been marginalized in discussions of the future of a globalized techno-culture. Further, Barr argues for greater attention being paid to feminist utopian fiction which helps to reimagine women's roles in the increasingly complex, and increasingly capitalistic, globalized techno-culture that has continued to marginalize the female body (and consciousness) in much the same way that scholars have denied the possibilities of utopian science fiction. The Invisible Can Or, Gendering Corporate Globalization Trouble: Technological Utopianism and the Language of Erasure [ printable version Marleen S. Barr <1> I turn to Judith Butler to clarify my term "corporate globalization trouble" as well as to explain why this trouble should be situated in gendered terms regarding power, visibility, and subjectivity inequities.[ <2> Globalization trouble emphasizes that arguments against globalization are presented in terms of men and omit women i.e. the masculine is, in terms of Butler's comments about Monique Wittig's understanding of the category of sex, "unmarked and, hence, synonymous with the universal" (Butler 24-25). Globalization trouble, in other words, signals that anti-globalization discourse treats women in the way MacDonald's treats local culinary culture. Women/

43. Feminist SFF & Utopia: Research & Literary Criticism The Kindom of God in joan slonczewski s Novels . Feminist Criticism and Science Fiction for Children. Children s Literature Association Quarterly http://feministsf.org/crit/critrz.html

HOME CHECKLIST anthologies lists ... SEARCH critical resources: Tiptree Award Wiscon Broad Universe Literary Criticism: A B C D ... T U V W X Y Z (coming soon) Related Internet Resources More (Unsorted) Criticism Research Guides: Heather Whipple's Annotated Research Guide Bibliographies, Checklists, and Review Articles ] [ Auto/biographies (coming soon) Teaching Feminist SF: Coming Soon: [Syllabi] [Study Guides] Feminist SF Community: Conferences - R - Rabkin, Eric S. . "Determinism, Free Will and Point of View in Le Guin's The Left Hand of Darkness Extrapolation v. 20, no. 1 (Spring 1979): pp. 5-19. . "Science Fiction Women Before Liberation" in Future Females: A Critical Anthology edited by Marleen S. Barr (Bowling Green State University Popular Press: 1981) pp. 9-25. Raley, William g., editor. After Hours , v. 7, no. 1 (No. 25) (Winter 1995): pp. 42-43. Rao, Eleanora. Strategies for Identity: The Fiction of Margaret Atwood . New York: Peter Lang, 1993. Read, Jacinda. The New Avengers: Feminism, Femininity and the Rape-Revenge Cycle Remington, Thomas.

44. Nature slonczewski, joan, (1956 ) Tuberculosis Bacteria Join UN, Vol. 406, 6790, June 29, 2000 (p. 1001). * (short short). Smith, Roger, An End to Violence, http://www.hycyber.com/SF/nature_index.html

Nature Science Fiction Index Aldiss, Brian, Cognitive Ability and the Light Bulb, Vol. 403, #6767, January 20, 2000 (p. 253). (short short) Anderson, Poul, Consequences, Vol. 405, #6784, May 18, 2000 (p. 281). (short short) Baxter, Stephen, From Caribbean to Clementine, Vol. 403, #6769, February 3, 2000 (p. 485). (short short) Bear, Greg, Deep Ice and DNA Languages, Vol. 403, #6766, January 13, 2000 (p. 141). (short short) Benford, Gregory, Taking Control, Vol. 406, #6795, August 3, 2000 (p. 462). (short short) Bova, Ben, Eternal Verities, Eternal Questions, Vol. 404, #6777, March 30, 2000 (p. 439). (short short) Brin, David, Reality Check, Vol. 406, #6775, March 16, 2000 (p. 229). * (short short) Chiang, Ted, Catching Crumbs from the Table, Vol. 405, #6786, June 1, 2000 (p. 517). (short short) (aka The Evolution of Human Science Clarke, Arthur C., Improving the Neighborhood, Vol. 402, #6757, November 4, 1999 (p. 19). (short short) Cohen, Jack, see Stewart, Ian, and Jack Cohen Cramer, Kathryn, Disextinction, Inc., Vol. 405, #6783, May 11, 2000 (p. 127). (short short)

45. Access : : Nature joan slonczewski is a microbiologist at Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio, and is also an acclaimed writer of science fiction (see Nature 405, 1001; 2000). http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v426/n6966/full/426501a.html

Jump to main content Jump to navigation nature.com homepage ... Login Search This journal All of Nature.com Advanced search Access To read this story in full you will need to login or make a payment (see right). Journal home Archive Lifelines Full Text Lifelines Nature doi Article Tools Send to a friend Export citation Rights and permissions Order commercial reprints ... Bookmark in Connotea Joan Slonczewski: Stranger than fiction Top of page Abstract Joan Slonczewski is a microbiologist at Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio, and is also an acclaimed writer of science fiction (see Nature ). Her novels include Brain Plague and A Door into Ocean Summarize yourself in the form of a title of a paper in To read this story in full you will need to login or make a payment (see right). I am already a personal subscriber Personal subscribes to Nature can view this article. To do this, you need to associate your subscription with your registration via the My Account page. If you already have an active online subscription, login below to access your account. Enter your e-mail address and password to login to your nature.com account

46. Joan Slonczewski, The Children Star joan slonczewski, in the The Children Star, has written a hard SF novel set far in the future, when humans are practically immortal. http://www.rambles.net/slonczewski_children.html

Joan Slonczewski, The Children Star (Tor, 1999) Joan Slonczewski, in the The Children Star , has written a hard SF novel set far in the future, when humans are practically immortal. (The highest political official of the civilization, Verid Anaea shon , has lived, and has had the same lover, for more than a millennium.) Human/ape hybrids ("simians") and sentient machines are commonplace. However, while good science-fictional ideas abound, there remains to the novel an overall emotional and intellectual flatness. One of the main protagonists is a religious monk, Rod, who, as part of his dedication to the call of the Spirit, embraces the traditional vows of poverty, chastity and obedience. Rod aspires to live a moral and ethical life amid a society that struggles (like all societies) to balance the power and aggrandisement of the few against the freedom and dignity of the many. This balance has swung in favour of the few in the case of "sentients" factory-made machines that have achieved consciousness. The novel describes the similar political/legal battle that must now be fought in establishing the ethical basis of society's responsibility towards alien ecologies. The battleground is a planet, Prokaryon, the planet upon which Rod and co-religionists struggle to maintain an orphanage.

47. Brain Plague, By Joan Slonczewski « Kimiko’s LesFic Reviews As far as I can tell, Brain Plague is the final (fourth) installment in what is called joan slonczewski’s Elysium series. It’s not a direct sequel to The http://kimik0.wordpress.com/2007/08/23/brain-plague-by-joan-slonczewski/

@import url( http://s.wordpress.com/wp-content/themes/pub/pool/style.css?m=1193810937 ); Blog About Feedback List of Authors ... Reviews Title: Brain Plague Author: Joan Slonczewski Editor: not credited Publisher: Tor Genre: Science Fiction Ratings: Overall: Writing: Characterization: Plot: Would have been perfect if it had lesbian characters The Children Star As far as I can tell, Brain Plague is the final (fourth) installment in what is called Joan Slonczewski Elysium The Children Star Brain Plague All in all, I highly recommend Brain Plague Joan Slonczewski Elysium series. Only the first two books had any lesbian content to speak of, but as Science Fiction goes, this series, and especially this book, is one of the best. No Comments yet RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URI Leave a comment Name Mail (will not be published) Website XHTML: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong> Subscribe to this blog: RSS email Subscribe to reviews only: RSS email Currently reading Freedom's Gate , by Naomi Kritzer Latest comments tor on Lavender Secrets, by Sandra Ba...

48. Wotmania: Feed Your Wheel Of Time Addiction joan slonczewski 7. Karin Lowachee 8. Chris Moriarty 9. Julie E. Czerneda 10. S.L. Viehl 11. Ursula K. Le Guin 12. C.J. Cherryh 13. Nicola Griffith http://www.wotmania.com/yourwotmaniaprofile.asp?Username=Anastasia

49. O.K.. Ðåêîìåíäàòåëüíûé ñïèñîê äëÿ ÷òåíèÿ (àíã� slonczewski, joan, The Children Star, 1998. Smith, Cordwainer, Norstrilia, 1975. Smith, Dean Wesley, Laying the Music to Rest, 1989 http://zhurnal.lib.ru/k/kolesnikow_o/sfbest.shtml

O.K.: O.K. (c) OK, 2006 Abbot, Edwin A. Flatland Adams, Douglas The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Adams, Douglas The Restaurant At the End of the Universe Adams, Richard Watership Down Alderman, Gill The Memory Palace Aldiss, Brian W. Non-Stop Aldiss, Brian W. The Long Afternoon of Earth Aldiss, Brian W. "The Saliva Tree" Aldiss, Brian W. The Moment of Eclipse Aldiss, Brian W. Billion Year Spree [nonfiction] Aldiss, Brian W. The Malacia Tapestry Aldiss, Brian W. Helliconia Spring Aldiss, Brian W. Helliconia Summer Aldiss, Brian W. Helliconia Winter Aldiss, Brian W. Trillion Year Spree [nonfiction] Aldridge, Ray Gate of Faces Aldridge, Ray The Beauty Addict Allen, Roger MacBride Orphan of Creation Anderson, Kevin J. Resurrection, Inc. Anderson, Kevin J. Anderson, Kevin J. Anderson, Kevin J. Anderson, M. T. Feed Anderson, Poul The High Crusade Anderson, Poul Trader to the Stars Anderson, Poul The Star Fox Anderson, Poul Tau Zero Anderson, Poul The Byworlder Anderson, Poul

50. The Other Change Of Hobbit Science Fiction & Fantasy Bookstore: August 1998 Rele slonczewski, joan. The Children Star. $24.95. Hardcover science fiction. Jacket art by Bob Eggleton. Smith, Julie. Skip Langdon 8 82 Desire. $24.00. http://www.otherchangeofhobbit.com/9808.html

The Other Change of Hobbit August 1998 Releases Online ordering: Select titles you'd like by checking off the boxes. At bottom of this form, fill in your name and e-mail address (Important! We can't get back to you without this!) Click on the Send Order button. The order is transmitted to us. We will get back to you with availability and price. Please be aware that some publishers may put a book out-of-print as early as three months after release. So it is possible that we may no longer have some of the following titles. If your browser does not support forms, you can always send an order to us via e-mail: ochobbit@otherchangeofhobbit.com . Please read our page on further ordering policies. We do try to answer our e-mail promptly. If you haven't heard back from us in a couple of days, please send us e-mail resubmitting the order. 1998 Books Jan Feb Mar Apr ... Jul Aug Recent 1997 Books Jan Feb Mar Apr ... Dec 1996 Books Jan Feb Mar Apr ... Dec 1995 Books Jan Feb Mar Apr ... Fish New Books received August 1998 New Books received 22 - 28 August 1998 Acker, Kathy.

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—m‘ƒ^ƒCƒgƒ‹ƒŠƒXƒg King James VI and I and the Reunion of Christendom by Patterson, W. B. Players of Shakespeare 4 : Further Essays in Shakespearian P by Smallwood, Robert (Edt) The Evolutionary Emergence of Language : Social Function and by Knight, Chris (Edt)/ Studdert-Kennedy, Michael (Edt)/ Hurford, James R The Political Economy of American Industrialization, 1877-19 by Bensel, Richard Franklin War and Remembrance in the Twentieth Century by Winter, Jay (Edt)/ Sivan, Emmanuel (Edt) Diffusions, Markov Processes, and Martingales : Ito Calculus 002 by Rogers, L. C. G./ Williams, David/ Williams, D. Old French English Dictionary by Hindley, Alan/ Langley, Frederick W./ Levy, Brian J. The Cambridge Companion to Victorian Poetry by Bristow, Joseph (Edt) The Literature of Al-Andalus - The Cambridge History of Arab by Menocal, Maria Rosa (Edt)/ Scheindlin, Raymond P. (Edt)/ Sells, Michae Glorious Eclipses : Their Past Present and Future by Brunier, Serge/ Luminet, Jean-Pierre/ Dunlop, Storm (Trn) Stargazing : Astronomy Without a Telescope by Moore, Patrick The Cambridge Illustrated History of British Theatre - Cambr by Trussler, Simon

52. Feminist SF Postings Author Index slonczewski, joan Jessica Atreides / Dune What do women want? Power? Selfnames in A Door Into Ocean Reverse Oppression Democracies in SF Fantasy http://therem.net/femsf-authors.htm

Postings to the Feminist Science Fiction Listservs, Indexed by Reference to Author Achebe, Chinua "Evil" Philosophers and Feminist SF Alexander, Lloyd Re-reading Childhood Favorites Arnason, Eleanor On Femininity and SF Male Heroes Good Examples of SF Romance Recent Reading ... Problematic Feminist Utopias Ash, Constance BDG: Not of Woman Born Atwood, Margaret BDG: A Woman's Liberation Banks, Iain M. An Exchange of Hostages Bradley, Marion Zimmer BDG: The Mists of Avalon / Sexuality BDG: ... The Saga of the Renunciates Bull, Emma Good Examples of SF Romance BDG: War for the Oaks BDG: ... Very Far Away from Anywhere Else Burroughs, William S. BDG: The Annunciate Butler, Octavia E. BDG: Wild Seed BDG: Wild Seed ... A Woman's Liberation Carter, Angela BDG: Nights at the Circus Charnas, Suzy McKee What do women want? Power? Women and Violence Male Heroes Reverse Oppression ... Vampire Tapestry Dean, Pamela Recent Reading BDG: War for the Oaks Delany, Samuel R. BDG: Babel-17 BDG: Babel-17 ... Babel-17 Disch, Thomas M. Ursula Le Guin and Politics The Dreams Our Stuff Is Made Of Ursula Le Guin and Politics Dorsey, Candas Jane BDG: Black Wine BDG: The Snow Queen ... Recent Reading Help!

53. PNAS -- Index By Author (Oct 1981, 78 (10)) Alfred Abstract Siraganian, Reuben P. Abstract Sitia, Roberto Abstract Skokut, T. A. Abstract slonczewski, joan L. Abstract Smart, http://www.pnas.org/content/vol78/issue10/aindex.shtml

Index by Author: Oct 1981; 78 (10) [Table of Contents] A B C ... P Q R S T U ... W X Y Z A Alger, Jeffry R. [Abstract] Allue, Luis A. Quesada [Abstract] Altschuler, Richard A. [Abstract] Amaya, Yoshihiro [Abstract] Ames, Giovanna Ferro-Luzzi [Abstract] Amtmann, E. [Abstract] Anderson, W. French [Abstract] Ascoli, Mario [Abstract] Auger, Carole [Abstract] Axelman, Joyce [Abstract] Axelrod, Julius [Abstract] B Baekkeskov, Steinunn [Abstract] Baldeschwieler, John D. [Abstract] Bartholomew, James C. [Abstract] Bartley, Jack C. [Abstract] Bateman, John F. [Abstract] Beachy, Joanna C. [Abstract] Beaumont, Timothy J. [Abstract] Beguin, Pierre [Abstract] Ben-Ishai, Ruth [Abstract] Benacerraf, Baruj [Abstract] Berland, Robert [Abstract] Bernabe, Rosa R. [Abstract] Bevan, Michael J. [Abstract] Bishop, J. M. [Abstract] Bissell, Mina J. [Abstract] Bloom, Floyd E. [Abstract] Bloomfield, Victor A. [Abstract] Bornstein, Paul [Abstract] Boussetta, Hamadi [Abstract] Brady, Roscoe O. [Abstract] Branch, Andrea D. [Abstract] Bregegere, Francois [Abstract] Brink, Larry [Abstract] Brown, Terry R. [Abstract] Brown, Wesley M. [Abstract] Buck, Clayton A.

54. Xslvalue-of Select= EcoSsal Index Of Contributors / slonczewski, joan L. (Chapter 96). SMITH, JOHN MAYNARD (Chapter 146). SPENSER, IAN D. (Chapter 43). SPENSER, IAN D. (Chapter 45) http://www.ecosal.org/ecosal/toc/contributors.jsp

55. Bryn Mawr Classical Review 04.03.16 slonczewski, joan, Daughter of Elysium. New York William Morrow and Company, Inc., 1993. Pp. 521. $25.00. ISBN 0688-12509-3. http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/bmcr/1993/04.03.16.html

Bryn Mawr Classical Review 04.03.16 BOOKS RECEIVED (SHORT FORM) We begin to list books received for review by BMCR, sending the file twice; this first time just as a listing of books; the second file will include the tables of contents of all books listed, and so is a much bulkier file. Comment welcomed, especially on the device of sending twice this way. Annas, Julia, Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy, vol. X. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1992. Pp. 293. ISBN 0-19-824047-3. Carey, Christopher (eds.), Apollodoros Against Neaira. Edwards, Catharine, The Politics of Immorality in Ancient Rome. Cambridge: Cambridge Univeristy Press, 1993. $54.95. ISBN-0-512-40083-X. Gaisser, Julia Haig, Catullus and His Renaissance Readers. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1993. Pp. 446. $75.00. ISBN-0-19-814882-8. Gowers, Emily, The Loaded Table. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1993. Pp. 334. $65.00. ISBN-0-19 -814695-7. Gruzelier, Claire, Claudian., De Raptu Proserpinae. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1993. Pp. 309. $65.00. ISBN-0-19-814777-5. Hainsworth, Bryan

56. In Other Worlds Fantasy SF Books By Author slonczewski, joan. The Children Star, Science Fiction, Tor September 1998 5.5 (David). Smith, Deborah. Alice at Heart (Waterlilies 1), Fantasy, http://home.sprynet.com/~dbrukman/books-by-author.html

57. The Speculative Literature Foundation slonczewski, joan. Her novel A Door Into Ocean (Avon, 1986) explores an allfemale culture and its unique language heavy in share verbs. http://www.speculativeliterature.org/Reader/Booklists/bklists_xenoling.php

Home About Us FAQ News ... SF Classics Reading Lists Recommended Reading List on Xenolinguistics for "Alien Languages" Panel at WorldCon 2000 by Elizabeth Barrette Cherryh, C.J. The creator of the "Chanur" series, Cherryh uses a couple of interesting motifs in The Pride of Chanur (DAW Books, 1981). One is a pictographic translator machine which allows hani aliens to communicate with a human; another is the peculiar "grid" of words representing a t'ca translation of knnn message. Crispin, A.C. Her "Starbridge" series focuses on communication between humans and aliens. The first novel, Starbridge (Ace, 1989) features multiple first contact sequences and a couple of characters who put considerable energy into learning each other's languages; there's also some intriguing interaction with a telepathic alien. Silent Dances (written with Kathleen O'Malley; Ace, 1990) features characters - human and alien both - who converse in sign language. Silent Songs (Ace, 1994) is a sequel to Silent Dances and adds two more alien races, one vocal and one telepathic, with which humans must learn to communicate. Elgin, Suzette Haden.

58. Science Fiction Novels slonczewski, joan, A Door Into Ocean, 10/18/02. The Children Star, 1/1/03. The Wall around Eden, 1/15/03. Brain Plague, 1/24/03 http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/~davare/books.html

@import "layout.css"; Home Research Publications Classes ... Photos Books Here's my frequently updated list of fiction novels that I have read. Favorite authors? Arthur C. Clarke and Larry Niven. Author Title Date Read Anderson, Poul Genesis Asimov, Isaac Fantastic Voyage Fantastic Voyage II Gold More Tales of the Black Widowers Nightfall (w/ Robert Silverburg) Puzzles of the Black Widowers Tales of the Black Widowers The Gods Themselves Barnes, John Mother of Storms The Sky so Big and Black A Million Open Doors Earth Made of Glass The Merchants of Souls Finity - A novel of many worlds Apostrophes and Apocalypses Gaudeamus Bear, Greg Anvil of Stars Blood Music Darwin's Radio The Forge of God Legacy Tangents Vitals Darwin's Children Dead Lines Benford, Gregory Against Infinity Artifact Cosm Great Sky River Eater Heart of the Comet In Alien Flesh The Martian Race In the Ocean of Night Across the Sea of Suns The Sunborn Bishop, Michael Ancient of Days No Enemy But Time Count Geiger's Blues Blue Kansas Sky Busby, F.M. The Singularity Project Bova, Ben Jupiter Death Dream Empire Builders Mars Moonrise Moonbase Moonwar The Multiple Man Privateers Return to Mars The Trikon Deception To Fear the Light Triumph Venus Voyagers Voyagers II, The Alien Within

59. CVCO - Overbooked: Speculative Fiction Stars 1998 Author slonczewski, joan Publisher Tor Books $ 24.95 ISBN 0312867166 Date 1998 star PW A triumphant return to the universe of A Door into Ocean and http://www.overbooked.org/stars/speculative/98.html

Overbooked: a resource for omnivorous readers (www.overbooked.org) Table of Contents Most Popular . . . Main Page Starred Review Lists Featured Titles More . . . Booklists Author Connections Interactive Stuff Readers Advisory ... Genres Seeing Stars Lists of (mostly) hardcover books which received at least one starred review (indicating a work of unusual merit) from the following review sources: Booklist Publisher's Weekly (PW) Kirkus and Library Journal (LJ) The review journal assigns the star. Stars: Table of Contents Stars - Main Page All Stars African American Stars ... Young Adult/Teens Stars Spacing Out . . . Overbooked is Myspacing out and Crimespacing out New! Overbooked social site join the conversation with other readers Show All Overbooked is an affiliate of Book Sense . Support your local book store and help support Overbooked. Overbooked is nonprofit, but would prefer not to be in the red - only widely read. Just click on the Booksense link to order books. Stellar All Stars Tree of Smoke by Denis Johnson The Zookeeper's Wife by Diane Ackerman The Dead Father's Club by Matt Haig Consumption by Keith Patterson Down River by John Hart The Terror Dream by Susan Faludi Pause Play Up Down ... scroll Overbooked specializes in providing timely information about fiction (all genres) and readable nonfiction. Overbooked has been online since 1994. Overbooked is a work in progress . . .

60. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Library Booklist: Quaker Fiction - Anecdotes And Fol slonczewski, joan. STILL FORMS ON FOXFIELD. Ballantine, 1980. 214p. Science fiction story of a small Quaker communtiy that develops in isolation on a planet http://www.pym.org/library/lists/quakquak.htm

Henry J. Cadbury Library Booklist Quaker Fiction: Anecdotes and Folk Tales RELATED PAGES: About the PYM Library Index of Booklists Distant Borrowing Allee, Marjorie Hill. JUDITH LANKESTER. Houghton, 1930. 241p. Set in Lynchburg, VA in the 1840's, this is the story of a spunky Quaker lady. Allee, Marjorie Hill. THE ROAD TO CAROLINA. Houghton, 1932. 241p. Adventures of Tristram Coffin in 1860 when he traveled from Indiana to North Carolina encountering the tensions of an America caught in civil war. Allen, Irene. QUAKER SILENCE. Villard, 1992. 210p. Introducing the Quaker clerk/sleuth, Elizabeth Elliot. Allen, Irene. QUAKER TESTIMONY. St. Martin's Press, 1996. 268p. Another Elizabeth Elliot mystery. Allen, Irene. QUAKER WITNESS. Villard, 1993. 254p. Second murder mystery. Aswell, Mary Louise. ABIGAIL. Crowell, 1959. 306p. Historical fiction about the 75-year life span of a Philadelphia Quaker woman living in the 1700's. Beatty, Patricia. WHO COMES WITH CANNONS? Browne, Gordon. THE BASE OF THE MOUNTAIN. Yankee Magazine, 1963. 12p. A story of a Quaker wedding. Burton, Hester. BEYOND THE WEIR BRIDGE. Crowell, 1969. 221p. Historical romance set in England and spanning years of political turmoil in the lives of the son of a Roylaist, the son of a Cromwell supporter, and Richenda, who was led to become a Quaker.

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