Interview with the Geek Girls Rule! Podcast
Episode #24 of the Geek Girls Rule! podcast features an interview with Tamora Pierce. You can listen to it here.
Archive for the ‘News’ Category
2012 Amelia Bloomer List
Mastiff has been selected for the 2012 Amelia Bloomer List in Young Adult Fiction category.
The Amelia Bloomer Project is part of the American Library Association’s Social Responsibilities Roundtable Feminist Task Force, and annually selects the best feminist books for children and teens published within the last 18 months. The Amelia Bloomer List recommends books with significant feminist content.
YALSA’s Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults
Trickster’s Choice has been named to the Young Adult Library Services Association‘s list of 2012 Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults.
On the Hunt with Tamora Pierce
Jessie Grearson of Kirkus Reviews has interviewed Tamora Pierce on Mastiff and the completion of the Beka Cooper trilogy. You can read it here: On the Hunt with Tamora Pierce.
Mastiff and the History of Social Change
Alyssa Rosenberg at ThinkProgress has published a sociopolitical take on Mastiff: Tamora Pierce’s ‘Mastiff’ and the History of Social Change.
Pictures from Tammy’s Appearance at Menlo School
Here are some pictures of Tammy taken from her appearance at Menlo School in Atherton, CA — with thanks to Peter Zivkov.
YA Fiction Series on The Atlantic
Check out this series on YA Fiction at The Atlantic, written by Alyssa Rosenberg, Kate Linnea Welsh, and Rachael Brown.
Tamora Pierce on ‘Twilight,’ Girl Heroes, and Fantasy Birth Control
Alyssa Rosenberg interviews Tamora Pierce for The Atlantic, and you can read it here: Tamora Pierce on ‘Twilight,’ Girl Heroes, and Fantasy Birth Control.
Missing ‘The Wire’? Look For The Next New Day Co-Op
ThinkProgress has an article up in which Alyssa Rosenberg favorably compares the Beka Cooper books with HBO shows The Wire and Game of Thrones: Missing ‘The Wire’? Look For The Next New Day Co-Op.
Why Women Love Fantasy Literature
Alyssa Rosenberg’s latest article at The Atlantic devotes a paragraph to Tamora Pierce’s Song of the Lioness quartet: Why Women Love Fantasy Literature.