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Edmond, Murray. "Interview with Margaret Mahy." Landfall 41 (June 1987): 164-185. In a lengthy interview, Mahy shares insights into her life and work.
Heins, Paul. "Margaret Mahy." In Twentieth-Century Children's Writers.
Edited by Tracy Chevalier. 3d ed.
Chicago: St. James Press, 1989: 626629. This article offers a brief but insightful survey of Mahy's major work.
Hollindale, Peter. Review. Times Educational Supplement (June 14, 1991): 26.
This review briefly summarizes and praises the novel.
Hower, Edward. Review. New York Times Book Review (June 23, 1991): 23.
Hower praises the novel for its "great psychological insight and imagination."
Lehman, Rebecca L. "Margaret Mahy: Mixing Family with the Unfamiliar."
ALAN Review 17 (Winter 1990): 33.
Lehman identifies the key motif of family in Mahy's work.
Mahy, Margaret. "A Dissolving Ghost: Possible Operations of Truth in Children's Books and the Lives of Children." Journal of Youth Services in Libraries, 2 (Summer 1989): 313-329.
Mahy, in a May Hill Arbuthnot Lecture, discusses her life...
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