
Sandy Strughaar
Sandy Straubhaar, Germanic Studies Department, University of Texas at Austin
Science Fiction, Savage Misogyny and the American Dream | Orson Scott Card, A Planet Called Treason
Articles/Essays – Volume 14, No. 1
We Mormons put a lot of stock in the Local Boy Makes Good syndrome: we’re proud of our Osmonds, our Marriotts, our Jack Andersons, and we’re anxious to let people out there know that we…
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Articles/Essays – Volume 38, No. 2