For Further Reading

The authors we spoke to were modest enough not to recommend their own works. We decided to do it for them.

Robert Bly
• American Poetry: Wildness and Domesticity (HarperCollins: 1990)
• Iron John (Vintage: 1992)

Sissela Bok
• Secrets (Vintage: 1990)
• Lying (Vintage: 1990)

Sandra Cisneros
• The House on Mango Street (Knopf: 1994)

Stephen Greenblatt
• Marvelous Possessions (University of Chicago: 1991)
• Learning to Curse (Routledge Kegan Paul: 1992)

Christopher Hitchens
• Blood, Class, and Nostalgia (Farrar, Straus & Giroux: 1990)

Maxine Hong Kingston
• The Woman Warrior (Knopf: 1976)
• China Men (Knopf: 1980)
• Tripmaster Monkey (Vintage: 1990)

Sam Keen
• Fire in the Belly (Bantam: 1992)
• Hymns to an Unknown God (Bantam: 1994)

Herbert Kohl
• I Won’t Learn From You (New Press: 1994)

Ursula K. Le Guin
• The Left Hand of Darkness (Walker: 1994; orig. date 1969)
• A Fisherman of the Inland Sea (HarperPrism: 1994)

Gus Lee
• China Boy (Penguin: 1991)
• Honor and Duty (Knopf: 1994)

Grace Paley
• Later the Same Day (Penguin: 1986)
• The Collected Stories (Farrar, Straus & Giroux: 1994)

Katha Pollitt
• Reasonable Creatures (Knopf: 1994)

Richard Russo
• The Risk Pool (Vintage: 1994)
• Nobody’s Fool (Vintage: 1994)

Art Spiegelman
• Maus I (Pantheon: 1986)
• Maus II (Pantheon: 1991)
• The Wild Party (Pantheon: 1994)

Brent Staples
• Parallel Time (Pantheon: 1994)

Gloria Steinem
• Outrageous Acts and Everyday Rebellions (Signet: 1986)
• Revolution From Within (Little, Brown: 1992)
• Moving Beyond Words (Simon & Schuster: 1994)

Tobias Wolff
• This Boy’s Life (HarperPerenial: 1992)
• In Pharaoh’s Army (Knopf: 1994)