from emperatrix

Good introduction for academics, Women's Studies students, lit majors, or anyone interested in a new perspective on Gaiman's works.

from megtall

I should start by saying that I love Neil Gaiman as an author, and have long considered him a feminist based on his novels and short stories. It was interesting to see how people have interpreted his graphic novels, which I have zero experience with, personally. The collection of essays is well p...

from barbedwriting

As an academic who has done research on Gaiman's works and taught them to my students, I enjoyed the discussions the editors selected for this collection. Essays that really resonated with me and my interests were Fairest of All: Snow White and Gendered Power in "Snow, Glass, Apples" and The Powe...

from barbedwriting

As an academic who has done research on Gaiman's works and taught them to my students, I enjoyed the discussions the editors selected for this collection. Essays that really resonated with me and my interests were Fairest of All: Snow White and Gendered Power in "Snow, Glass, Apples" and The Powe...

from Magus_Manders

Neil Gaiman has been considered a feminist author by many for most of his career. His stories are complex, metafictional fables that not only include many well-written women, but difficult and complex situations. In this collection, Drucker and Prescott compile an assortment of essays examining t...