Celebrate Diana Wynne Jones!
A place where readers and fans can share their favorite DWJ books, quotes, stories, characters, covers, memories, interviews -- you name it! With contributions from her publishers all over the world.
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A look at DWJ’s work through a feminist prism.
“Jones realized that there was an aspect of herself she had to confront, the reality of being a woman and being comfortable in her own skin. Creating a story of a feminine hero was as helpful to Jones’ personal growth as it was to children’s literature.”
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msdistress reblogged this from dwj2012 and added:
This might actually be the best YA novel ever.
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fireandwonder reblogged this from dwj2012 and added:
Also a neat look at gender and genre constraints imposed on fantasy.
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