Buzzfeed’s 29 Awesome Books With Strong Female Protagonists
Alanna: The First Adventure made No. 11 in Buzzfeed’s post on 29 Awesome Books With Strong Female Protagonists!
Posts Tagged ‘Articles’
io9 Article
In the same vein as today’s other news post, io9’s Katharine Trendacosta published “Why Tamora Pierce Should Be Hollywood’s Favorite Author Right Now” (coincidence, we SWEAR!).
The Mary Sue Article
Check out The Mary Sue’s article, “Tamora Pierce On The Reason Her Brilliant Books Haven’t Been Brought To The Screen (Yet)” by Sam Maggs.
The 75 Greatest Living Female Authors
Tamora Pierce is #29 on AbeBooks’ list of The 75 Greatest Living Female Authors!
“Adapt This” Entertainment Weekly Article
Over at Entertainment Weekly, Hillary Busis wrote an article about why the Song of the Lioness series should be adapted into a movie or TV series. Check it out here: Adapt This: Tamora Pierce’s Amazing ‘Alanna’ Series.
Legends of Red Sonja
Tamora Pierce will be one of the dozen female authors contributing to Gail Simone‘s five-part graphic novel anthology, Legends of Red Sonja, for Dynamite Comics.
Update (4/14/2016): You can now purchase the complete anthology here, on Amazon.com.
Blog Post on Tamora Pierce and Tortall
The WhatANerdGirlSays blog’s Fandom Friday feature this week: Tamora Pierce and Tortall.
Battle Magic Excerpt
From Time and Publishers Lunch: Exclusive: An Excerpt from the Upcoming YA-Fantasy Novel by Tamora Pierce.
NPR’s 100 Best-Ever Teen Novels
NPR’s list of The 100 Best-Ever Teen Novels is out, and Tamora Pierce made the list with four of her six nominated series: The Song of the Lioness (#50), Daughter of the Lioness/Tricksters (#81), The Immortals (#83) and The Circle of Magic (#86).
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.