The Review of Contemporary Fiction

Luisa Valenzuela
* Books by Luisa Valenzuela * Luisa Valenzuela, "'My Extraordinary Ph.D.' (from Cat-O-Nine Deaths)" * Luisa Valenzuela, "Dangerous Words" * Luisa Valenzuela, "Dirty Words" * Luisa Valenzuela, "In Search of My Own Backyard" * Luisa Valenzuela, "Little Manifesto" * Luisa Valenzuela, "from The Motive: A Novel-in-Progress" * Evelyn Picon Garfield, "Interview with Luisa Valenzuela" * Ana M. Fores, "Valenzuela's Cat-O-Nine Deaths" * Diane Marting, "Female Sexuality in Selected Short Stories by Luisa Valenzuela: Toward and Ontology of Her Work" * Emily Hicks, "That Which Resists: The Code of the Real in * Luisa Valenzuela's He Who Searches" Margo Glantz, "Luisa Valenzuela's He Who Searches" * Guillermo Maci, "The Symbolic, the Imaginary and the Real in Luisa Valenzuela's He Who Searches" * Helena Araujo, "Valenzuela's Other Weapons" * Marta Morello-Frosch, "'Other Weapons': When Metaphors Become Real" * Dorothy S. Mull, "Ritual Transformation in Luisa Valenzuela's 'Rituals of Rejection'" * Sharon Magnarelli, "The Lizard's Tail: Discourse Denatured" * Marie-Lise Gazarian Gautier, "The Sorcerer and Luisa Valenzuela: Double Narrators of the Novel/Biography, Myth/History" * Zulma Nelly Martinez, "Luisa Valenzuela's 'Where the Eagles Dwell': From Fragmentation to Holism" * Robert Edgeworth, "Van Vogt's Use of Suetonius"
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