AMM text	Name	Publication title	Container	Year of Publication	Publication Type	Keywords	Website/URL
Adult Onset	Andrea Baillie	Ann-Marie MacDonald channels personal life, showcases beloved city in new novel	The Canadian Press	2014	Review	Canadian Literature, Geography, Metafiction, Theatre, Writing	https://rb.gy/oi9mld
Adult Onset	Shonna Bechtel	Fiction	Waterloo Region Record	2014	Review	Marriage, Publishing
Adult Onset	David Berry	Close to the bone; Ann-Marie MacDonald dissects herself in Adult Onset	National Post	2014	Review	Family, Metafiction, Trauma, Writing	https://rb.gy/eezq2h
Adult Onset	Brian Bethune	Caught in her own hall of mirrors: Ann-Marie MacDonald revisits a bout of adult-onset rage in her barely fictional novel	Maclean’s	2014	Review	Canadian Literature, Identity, Metafiction, Sexuality	https://rb.gy/mqj8jx
Adult Onset	Julie Carl	Ann-Marie MacDonald’s long-awaited return cuts close to the bone	Winnipeg Free Press (Online)	2014	Review
Adult Onset	Adrian Chamberlain	Novelist draws on life for book’s inspiration	Times – Colonist	2014	Review	Family, Metafiction, Motherhood, Queer, Trauma	https://rb.gy/aok8fp
Adult Onset	Michelle Dean		The Globe and Mail	2014	Review	Gothic, Motherhood
Adult Onset	Jodi Delong	MacDonald’s newest richly satisfying	Chronicle – Herald	2014	Review	Queer, Temporality
Adult Onset	Emily Donaldson	Adult Onset	Toronto Star	2014	Review	Abuse, Motherhood, Trauma	https://rb.gy/l85keq
Adult Onset	Deborah Dundas	The truth behind the story	Toronto Star	2014	Review	Metafiction, Motherhood
Adult Onset	Stacey May Fowles	Adult Onset difficult yet praiseworthy	Star – Phoenix	2014	Review	Gothic, Humour, Motherhood, Trauma
Adult Onset	Amy Kenny	Adult Onset – MacDonald’s memoir of a parallel life	The Spectator	2014	Review	Metafiction, Women	https://rb.gy/wemyew
Adult Onset	Serafin LaRiviere	Risky Business: Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Adult Onset Is Her Boldest Work Yet	Xtra! Toronto’s Gay and Lesbian News	2014	Review	Family, Sexuality, Trauma, Women	https://rb.gy/tunt21
Adult Onset	Ben MacPhee-Sigurdson	Novelist’s latest unearths childhood trauma	Winnipeg Free Press	2014	Review	Family, Motherhood, Trauma, Writing	https://rb.gy/p4td6a
Adult Onset	Ian McGillis	Ann-Marie MacDonald mines her own life in Adult Onset	Montreal Gazette	2014	Review	Geography, Publishing, Writing	https://rb.gy/kkulmw
Adult Onset		Sun Book Club chats with Adult Onset author Ann-Marie MacDonald	The Vancouver Sun	2014	Interview	Humour, Psychoanalysis, Reception, Writing	https://rb.gy/jrso4c
Adult Onset		Book club: Humour, darkness coexist uneasily in novel Adult Onset	The Vancouver Sun	2014	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Humour, Motherhood, Trauma	https://rb.gy/nt2lby
Adult Onset	Neil Querengesser	Uncommon Lives	Canadian Literature	2014	Review	Abuse, Trauma	https://rb.gy/lo8keq
Adult Onset	Peter Robb	Staring down the demons; Author MacDonald embraces the personal in her latest novel	The Ottawa Citizen	2014	Review	Metafiction, Queer, Trauma
Adult Onset	Nancy Schiefer	Ann-Marie MacDonald revisits painful past in Adult Onset	The Toronto Sun	2014	Review	Metafiction, Motherhood, Queer, Storytelling, Trauma	https://rb.gy/qyd9zs
Adult Onset	Tracy Sherlock	Ann-Marie MacDonald mines deep, dark mystery of memory; Book explores the hectic week of a woman caring for children, aging parents and herself	The Vancouver Sun	2014	Interview	Motherhood, Publishing, Reception, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/gj4yjn
Adult Onset	Tracy Sherlock	Ann-Marie MacDonald explores motherhood, family, memory	The Vancouver Sun	2014	Review	Family, Gothic, Queer, Sexuality, Temporality	https://rb.gy/ko76qs
Adult Onset	Eric Volmers	Ann-Marie MacDonald mines motherhood and a painful past for Adult Onset	Calgary Herald	2014	Review	Gothic, Metafiction, Reception, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/wixzua
Adult Onset	Mark Medley	“Self-reflections on parenthood”	The Globe and Mail	2014	Interview	Family, Motherhood, Reviews, Writing
Adult Onset	Francesca Angelini	At a glance, fiction	Sunday Times (London, England)	2015	Review	Gothic, Marriage, Motherhood	https://rb.gy/c5gogu
Adult Onset	Abigail Deutsch	New Regimes	TLS, The Times Literary Supplement	2015	Review	Family, Motherhood
Adult Onset	Amity Gaige	Adult Onset by Ann-Marie MacDonald review — an acidly funny portrait of parenthood; A writer’s stint in the psychic sweat lodge of toddler-rearing prompts a search for the secrets of her troubled childhood	The Guardian	2015	Review	Humour, Motherhood	https://rb.gy/m0oixh
Adult Onset	Lori Gallagher	Ann-Marie MacDonald offers readers an emotional, layered story in Adult Onset	Daily Gleaner	2015	Review	Motherhood
Adult Onset	Barbara Hoffert	MacDonald, Ann-Marie. Adult Onset	Library Journal	2015	Review	Family	https://rb.gy/gzxvig
Adult Onset	Ingrid Johnston	Adult Onset	Resource Links	2015	Review	Family, Motherhood
Adult Onset	Kate Lightstone	Secret life of Mary Rose; MacDonald delves into depths of characters	Chronicle-Herald	2015	Review	Arab culture, Family, Motherhood, Queer, Reviews, Trauma
Adult Onset	Lesley McDowell	Adult Onset	The Independent	2015	Review	Motherhood
Adult Onset		MacDonald, Ann-Marie: ADULT ONSET	Kirkus Reviews	2015	Review	Family, Psychoanalysis, Publishing, Trauma	https://rb.gy/kwoxbn
Adult Onset	Maggie Pouncey	See Mommy Run	New York Times Book Review	2015	Review	Abuse, Humour, Memory, Motherhood
Adult Onset	Michele Scheraga	Message of light, hope found in ‘Adult Onset’	Tulsa World	2015	Review	Humour, Motherhood, Trauma	https://rb.gy/6wkepg
Adult Onset	Heather Seggel	A Week in the Life	The Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide	2015	Review	Family, Humour, Marriage, Queer	https://rb.gy/jmkzey
Adult Onset	Anna Eidt	Adult Onset	Herizons	2016	Review	Family, Landscapes
Adult Onset	Kerry Clare	Unstable Atoms	Pickle Me This blog	2017	Other	Abuse, Geography, Memory, Motherhood	https://rb.gy/jrgg9
Adult Onset	Lisa Farley	“The Replacement Child: An Allegory of Loss for Scholars and Students of Childhood”	Childhood beyond Pathology: A Psychoanalytic Study of Development and Diagnosis	2018	Book Chapter	Family, Marriage, Motherhood, Psychoanalysis, Trauma	https://rb.gy/qsgep4
Adult Onset	Neta Gordon	“Putting Ann-Marie MacDonald in the Closet: The Reception of Adult Onset”	Studies in Canadian literature	2019	Journal Article	Canadian Literature, Celebrity, Intertextuality, Publishing, Queer, Reception	https://rb.gy/7mazgo
Adult Onset	Neta Gordon	“Adult Onset”	The Literary Enclyclopedia	2020	Encyclopedia Entry	Abuse, Memory, Psychoanalysis, Queer, Trauma
Adult Onset	Beverley Cooper	Ann-Marie MacDonald: harvesting the personal	The Humber Literary Review		Interview	Family, Storytelling, Writing	https://rb.gy/vjr84
Arab s Mouth or Belle Moral	Ray Conlogue	THEATRE REVIEW: A baffling theatrical grab bag	The Globe and Mail	1990	Review	Gothic, Intertextuality, Reviews, Theatre
Arab s Mouth or Belle Moral	Ray Conlogue	Theatre Review the Arab’s Mouth	The Globe and Mail	1990	Review	Reception, Theatre
Arab s Mouth or Belle Moral	John Krizanc	The Arab’s Mouth: Elsewhere at the time	The Globe and Mail	1990	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Reception
Arab s Mouth or Belle Moral	Vit Wagner	Cryptic, clever Arab’s Mouth has too much to say: [FIN Edition]	Toronto Star	1990	Review	Gothic, Psychoanalysis
Arab s Mouth or Belle Moral		The Arab’s mouth	Books in Canada	1995	Magazine/Newspaper Article
Arab s Mouth or Belle Moral		The Arab’s world	Quill & Quire	1995	Journal Article	Gender, Humour, Queer
Arab s Mouth or Belle Moral	Beth Herst	The Arab’s mouth	Canadian Theatre Review	1996	Journal Article	Gender, Nationalism, Reviews
Arab s Mouth or Belle Moral	Greg Burliuk	Arab’s Mouth: Arab’s Mouth simply sparkles: [Final Edition]	Kingston Whig – Standard	1998	Review	Mystery, Reviews, Staging
Arab s Mouth or Belle Moral	Melanie A. Stevenson	Othello, Darwin, and the Evolution of Race in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Work	Contemporary Literary Criticism	2001	Journal Article	Canadian History, Ethnicity, Gender, Genre, Race, Trauma	https://rb.gy/mgsi24
Arab s Mouth or Belle Moral	Melanie A. Stevenson	Othello, Darwin, and the Evolution of Race in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Work	Contemporary Literary Criticism	2001	Journal Article	Multiculturalism, Race
Arab s Mouth or Belle Moral	Neta Gordon	“Twin Tales: Narrative Profusion and Genealogy in Fall on Your Knees.”	Canadian Reviews of American Studies	2005	Journal Article	Family, Genealogy, Gender, Genre, Intertextuality, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/gebsy6
Arab s Mouth or Belle Moral	Kamal Al-Solaylee	Belle Moral: Belle ride through century of ideas	Globe & Mail	2005	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Gothic, Madness, Reviews, Theatre
Arab s Mouth or Belle Moral	Craig Walker	Moral Adaptations: How Ann-Marie MacDonald’s The Arab’s Mouth became Belle Moral	Canadian Theatre Review	2007	Journal Article	Adaptation
Arab s Mouth or Belle Moral	Atef Laouyene	“Race, gender, and the exotic in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees”	The Journal of Commonwealth Literature	2015	Journal Article	Arab culture, Canadian History, Ethnicity, Exoticism, Family, Gender	https://rb.gy/5dlbdp
Arab s Mouth or Belle Moral	Neta Gordon	“The Arab’s Mouth/Belle Moral”	The Literary Enclyclopedia	2019	Encyclopedia Entry	Gender, Gothic, Patriarchy, Reception, Religion, Science
Fall on Your Knees	Guy Lawson	“The new spellbinder”	Maclean’s	1996	Review	Canadian Literature, Family, Gender, History, Reviews
Fall on Your Knees	Eva Tihanyi	Jane Eyre in a Cape Breton Attic: Eva Tihanyi Speaks with Ann-Marie MacDonald	Contemporary Literary Criticism	1996	Interview	Genre	https://rb.gy/sivu6o
Fall on Your Knees	N/A	Fall on your knees	Catholic New Times	1996	Review	Gender, Publishing, Reception, Religion, Reviews
Fall on Your Knees	N/A	Fall on your knees	Books in Canada	1996	Review	Canadian Literature, Publishing, Reviews	https://rb.gy/xlg0uy
Fall on Your Knees	Beth E. Andersen	Fall on Your Knees (Review)	Library Journal	1997	Review	Reviews
Fall on Your Knees	Patricia F. Goldblatt	Fall on your Knees	Canadian Woman Studies	1997	Review	Canada, Fairy Tales, Gender, Genre, Reviews, Women	https://rb.gy/gdq6x8
Fall on Your Knees	N/A	Fall On Your Knees	Broken Pencil	1997	Review	Publishing, Reviews	https://rb.gy/rqs17z
Fall on Your Knees	N/A	Fall on Your Knees wins a `biggie’	The St. Catharines Standard	1997	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Reviews
Fall on Your Knees	Christina Jane Vasil	Ann-Marie MacDonald in the Context of Hugh MacLennan and Alistair MacLeod: Gender Formation in Three Cape Breton Writers	Acadia University	1997	Thesis	Canadian Literature, Class, Ethnicity, Femininity, Gender, Queer	https://rb.gy/yfrcjw
Fall on Your Knees	Colleen Kelly Warren	Dark Humor Saves Story of Unhappy Family MacDonald sets Debut Novel in Bleak Landscape	St. Louis Post-Dispatch	1997	Review	Humour, Landscapes, Reviews
Fall on Your Knees	Hilary Buri	Fall on your knees	Herizons	1998	Review	Canadian History, Gender, Queer, Race, Reviews, Sexuality
Fall on Your Knees	Jennifer Andrews	“Rethinking the Relevance of Magic Realism for English-Canadian Literature: Reading Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall On Your Knees”	Studies in Canadian Literature	1999	Journal Article	Canadian Literature, Femininity, Folklore, Gender, Genre, Gothic	https://rb.gy/bmd32w
Fall on Your Knees	Melanie Lee Lockhart	“Taking them to the moon in a station wagon”: The inclusive discourses of Ann-Marie MacDonald	Carleton University	1999	Thesis	Gender, Humour, Intertextuality, Landscapes, Postmodern, Sexuality	https://rb.gy/qpuewi
Fall on Your Knees	Lyne Waddington	Fall on Your Knees	Voice Magazine	1999	Review	Gender, History, Queer, Reception, Reviews, Sexuality
Fall on Your Knees	Tanya Lewis	Regions in time : Gail Anderson-Dargatz’s The Cure for Death by Lightning and Ann-Marie Macdonald’s Fall on your Knees	University of British Columbia	2000	Thesis	Atlantic Canada, Class, Food, Gender, Geography, Temporality	https://rb.gy/tczmvk
Fall on Your Knees	Dina von Hahn	The challenge of balance: A personal exploration of “Wuthering Heights” and “Fall On Your Knees”	California State University, Dominguez Hills	2000	Thesis	Family, Gender, Genre, Girlhood, Gothic, Intertextuality	https://rb.gy/wfvxam
Fall on Your Knees	Janet T. Kennedy	Contemporary Canadian women’s fiction: A Jungian reading of Ying Chen’s “L’Ingratitude”, Christiane Frenette’s “La Terre ferme”, Ann-Marie MacDonald’s “Fall On Your Knees”, and Anne Michaels’ “Fugitive Pieces”	Univerite de Sherbrooke	2001	Thesis	Canadian Literature, Feminism, Gender, Psychoanalysis	https://rb.gy/jtxubf
Fall on Your Knees	Kristen K. Poluyko	Alternative music : jazz and the performance resignification of identity in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees and Anthony Minghella’s The Talented Mr. Ripley	Lakehead University	2001	Thesis	Gender, Identity, Jazz, Music, Race, Sexuality	https://rb.gy/x3jgji
Fall on Your Knees	Melanie A. Stevenson	Othello, Darwin, and the Evolution of Race in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Work	Contemporary Literary Criticism	2001	Journal Article	Canadian History, Ethnicity, Gender, Genre, Race, Trauma	https://rb.gy/mgsi24
Fall on Your Knees	Michael Greenstein	“How They Write Us: Accepting and Excepting ‘the Jew’ in Canadian Fiction”	Shofar	2002	Journal Article	Ethnicity, Feminism, Gothic, Identity, Jewish culture, Regionalism
Fall on Your Knees	Sophie Levy	“‘This dark echo calls him home’ writing father-daughter incest narratives in Canadian immigrant fiction”	University of Toronto Quarterly	2002	Journal Article	Abuse, Canadian History, Family, Home, Identity, Immigrant literature	https://rb.gy/lml2iw
Fall on Your Knees	Deonne Parker	Haunted dwellings, haunted beings : the image of house and home in Allende, MacDonald, and Morrison	McGill University	2002	Thesis	Family, Genre, Gothic, History, Regionalism, Trauma
Fall on Your Knees	Candida Rifkind	“Screening modernity: cinema and sexuality in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall On Your Knees”	Studies in Canadian Literature	2002	Journal Article	Femininity, Film, Gender, History, Sexuality, Visual Media	https://rb.gy/0pouix
Fall on Your Knees	Anne-Marie Tobin	Oprah ‘tells her friends’ about Canadian author’s book: Ann Marie MacDonald delighted that Fall On Your Knees is Oprah Winfrey’s pick for February	The St. Catharine’s Standard	2002	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Oprah’s Book Club
Fall on Your Knees	Judy Stoffman	Ontario women on Oprah today , Discussing Canadian novelist Ann-Marie MacDonald’s book, Fall On Your Knees	Toronto Star	2002	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Oprah’s Book Club, Women
Fall on Your Knees		Interview with the Author	Oprah.com	2002	Interview	Atlantic Canada, Oprah’s Book Club, Reception, Storytelling, Writing	https://rb.gy/iklooc
Fall on Your Knees	Joel Baetz	“Tales from the Canadian Crypt: Canadian Ghosts, the Cultural Uncanny, and the Necessity of Haunting in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees”	Studies in Canadian Literature	2004	Journal Article	Canadian Literature, Genre, Ghost Stories, Haunting, History	https://rb.gy/uyfkqa
Fall on Your Knees	Lorna Jackson	Fall on Your Knees	Quill and Quire – Canada’s magazine of book news and Reviewss	2004	Review	Canadian Literature, Gender, Reviews, Women	https://rb.gy/tulvri
Fall on Your Knees	Jane Koustas	“Ann-Marie MacDonald en France: Un Parfum Du Canada”	La Linguistique	2004	Journal Article	Publishing, Reception, Translation	https://rb.gy/izg3ms
Fall on Your Knees	Pilar Somacarrera	“A Madwoman in a Cape Breton Attic: Jane Eyre in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees”	The Journal of Commonwealth Literature	2004	Journal Article	Family, Gender, History, Intertextuality, Postcolonial, Race	https://rb.gy/2d1ihy
Fall on Your Knees	Abra Lynn Whidden	Feminist Fallen Women: Rewriting Interwar Patriarchy in Margaret Atwood’s The Blind Assassin, Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees, and Gail Anderson-Dargatz’s A Recipe for Bees	Acadia University	2004	Thesis	Class, Family, Gender, History, Storytelling, Trauma	https://rb.gy/5pftje
Fall on Your Knees	Corey Frost	“Intersections of Gender and Ethnic Performativity in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees”	Canadian Reviews of American Studies	2005	Journal Article	Ethnicity, Folklore, History, Postcolonial, Performativity, Queer	https://rb.gy/smghi6
Fall on Your Knees	Dina Georgis	“Falling for Jazz: Desire, Dissonance, and Racial Collaboration”	Canadian Reviews of American Studies	2005	Journal Article	Gender, Jazz, Music, Queer, Race, Trauma	https://rb.gy/3om2w6
Fall on Your Knees	Neta Gordon	“Twin Tales: Narrative Profusion and Genealogy in Fall on Your Knees.”	Canadian Reviews of American Studies	2005	Journal Article	Family, Genealogy, Gender, Genre, Intertextuality, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/gebsy6
Fall on Your Knees	Sara Matthews, et al.	“Introductory Notes — Memory Foretelling the Story: Essays on Fall on Your Knees”	Canadian Review of American Studies	2005	Journal Article	Canadian Literature, Haunting, Identity, Trauma	https://rb.gy/jrfnu3
Fall on Your Knees	Gabrielle Parro	“‘Who’s Your Father, Dear?’ Haunted Bloodlines and Miscegenation in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees”	Canadian Review of American Studies	2005	Journal Article	Femininity, Gender, Genre, Gothic, Landscapes, Race	https://rb.gy/ngool1
Fall on Your Knees	Laura Robinson	“Remodeling An Old-Fashioned Girl: Troubling Girlhood in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees”	Canadian Literature	2005	Journal Article	Children’s Literature, Family, Gender, Girlhood, Intertextuality, Multiculturalism	https://rb.gy/4ueqqh
Fall on Your Knees	Trish Salah	“What Memory Wants: Broken Tongue, Stranger Fugue in ‘Fall on Your Knees.'”	Canadian Review of American Studies	2005	Journal Article	Eroticism, Exoticism, Gender, Music, Postcolonial, Trauma	https://rb.gy/hnpnr9
Fall on Your Knees	Gillian Siddall	“‘I wanted to live in that music:’ Blues, Bessie Smith and Improvised Identities in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees”	Critical Studies in Improvisation / Études critiques en improvisation	2005	Journal Article	Femininity, Gender, Jazz, Performativity, Queer, Sexuality	https://rb.gy/ujqzte
Fall on Your Knees	Coral Ann Howells & Dvorak, Marta	“The Literature of Atlantic Canada”	Canadian Literature	2006	Journal Article	Atlantic Canada, Ethnicity, Geography, Gothic, Haunting, Landscapes	https://rb.gy/okaxgk
Fall on Your Knees	Concetta Orsini	Transgressive and subversive discourse: The dissertation, the literary text, and the English classroom	Teacher’s College, Columbia University	2007	Thesis	Education, Family, Gender, Patriarchy, Psychoanalysis, Trauma
Fall on Your Knees	Isabel Fernández Agüero	“Fairy tales in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s fall on your knees: Vladimir Propp’s functions and a twentieth-century novel”	Boletin de Estudios e Investigación	2008	Journal Article	Family, Fairy Tales, Gender, Genre, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/eo0tov
Fall on Your Knees	Danielle Fuller	“The Crest of the Wave: Reading the Success Story of Bestsellers”	Studies in Canadian Literature	2008	Journal Article	Atlantic Canada, Canadian History, Canadian Literature, Oprah’s Book Club, Publishing, Reception	https://rb.gy/muo8n9
Fall on Your Knees	Atef Laouyene	The postexotic Arab: Orientalist dystopias in contemporary postcolonial fiction	University of Ottawa	2008	Thesis	Arab culture, Ethnicity, Exoticism, Postcolonial, Race	https://rb.gy/pllv29
Fall on Your Knees	Sielke Vercooren	Identity in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees	Ghent University	2008	Thesis	Class, Ethnicity, Family, Gender, Gothic, Trauma
Fall on Your Knees	Andrew Peter Atkinson	Saltwater sacraments and backwoods sins: Contemporary Atlantic Canadian literature and the rise of literary Catholicism	Wilfred Laurier University	2009	Thesis	Atlantic Canada, Canadian Literature, Identity, Landscapes, Politics, Religion	https://rb.gy/fjfzcu
Fall on Your Knees	Atef Laouyene	“Canadian Gothic and the Work of Ghosting in Ann-Marie MacDonalds Fall on Your Knees”	Unsettled Remains: Canadian Literature and the Postcolonial Gothic	2009	Book Chapter	Ethnicity, Family, Gender, Genre, Ghost Stories, Nationalism	https://rb.gy/8bk4gt
Fall on Your Knees	Hilde Staels	“Embracing Difference in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees”	Orbis Litterarum	2009	Journal Article	Family, Femininity, Gender, Identity, Psychoanalysis	https://rb.gy/nrsclq
Fall on Your Knees	Jessica Woodman	Radical ambivalence in Atlantic Canadian literature	Saint Mary’s University	2010	Thesis	Family, Gender, Identity, Multiculturalism, Religion
Fall on Your Knees	Jocelyn Williams	“Beyond the Foreground: Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Prose”	Canada and Beyond: A Journal of Canadian Literary and Cultural Studies	2011	Journal Article	Canadian Literature, Identity, Reception, Sexuality, Trauma, War	https://rb.gy/viq1am
Fall on Your Knees	Carrie Dawson	“‘What’s the difference, it’s an island, ain’t it?’: regionalism in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall On Your Knees”	The Dalhousie Review	2012	Journal Article	Atlantic Canada, Identity, Queer, Race, Regionalism	https://rb.gy/cqvzfz
Fall on Your Knees	Elisabeth Giessauf	The Representation of Family in the Contemporary Realist Novel of the Canadian Maritimes	University of Graz	2012	Thesis	Abuse, Atlantic Canada, Ethnicity, Food, Gender, Music	https://rb.gy/0mzatu
Fall on Your Knees	Véronique Dorais Ram	On Deformity: Bodies in Contemporary Canadian Fiction	University of Calgary	2012	Thesis	Disability, Family, Femininity, Gothic, Nationalism, Postcolonial	https://rb.gy/6zgp86
Fall on Your Knees	Michelle Coupal	“‘One thing can look like another’: – The Aesthetics and Performance of Trauma in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees”	Laurentian University	2013	Journal Article	Canadian Literature, Genre, Identity, Psychoanalysis, Trauma, Visual Media	https://rb.gy/tmefx7
Fall on Your Knees	Donna McCormack	“Fossil Witnessing in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees”	Queer postcolonial narratives and the ethics of witnessing	2015	Book Chapter	Disability, Music, Postcolonial, Queer, Storytelling, Trauma
Fall on Your Knees	Marinella Rodi-Risberg	Trauma and Contextual Factors in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees: Incest, Race and Gendered Subjectivities	Deviant Women: Cultural, Linguistic and Literary Approaches to Narratives of Femininity	2015	Book Chapter	Abuse, Gender, Multiculturalism, Race, Sexuality, Trauma	https://rb.gy/c6euwu
Fall on Your Knees	Adam Pottle	The Fluidity of Normalcy: Disability in English-Canadian Novels, 1984-2007	University of Saskatchewan	2016	Thesis	Disability, Gender, Genre, Gothic, Landscapes, Postcolonial	https://rb.gy/ya9eqf
Fall on Your Knees	Gillian Siddall	“The Erotics of Improvisation in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees”	Negotiated Moments: Improvisation, Sound, and Subjectivity	2016	Book Chapter	Eroticism, Gender, Music, Performativity, Sexual violence, Trauma	https://rb.gy/ehdcbv
Fall on Your Knees	Pilar Somacarrera	“Looking at America from Edinburgh Castle: postcolonial dislocations in Alice Munro’s and Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Scottish fictions”	Taking Liberties : Scottish Literature and Expressions of Freedom	2016	Book Chapter	Atlantic Canada, Geography, Intertextuality, Language, Postcolonial	https://rb.gy/wiiy
Fall on Your Knees	Hanna Nicholls	“You’ll just have to do something about it” : re-reading female desire, sexuality and agency in contemporary Atlantic Canadian literature	Saint Mary’s University	2017	Thesis	Ethnicity, Feminism, Gender, Gothic, Regionalism, Sexuality	https://rb.gy/d9rzxp
Fall on Your Knees	Cynthia Sugars	“Canada”	The Oxford History of the Novel in English: Volume 12: The Novel in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the South Pacific Since 1950	2017	Book Chapter	Canadian Literature, Memory
Fall on Your Knees	Rachel Norman	“Eating the Matriarch: Locating Identity in the Arab American Female Body”	Amerasia Journal	2018	Journal Article	Arab culture, Ethnicity, Family, Femininity, Food, Motherhood	https://rb.gy/fnmilv
Fall on Your Knees	Neta Gordon	“Fall on Your Knees”	The Literary Enclyclopedia	2019	Encyclopedia Entry	Abuse, Ethnicity, Memory, Reception, Religion, Trauma
Fall on Your Knees	Monika Plecka	Music and Performative Arts in Fall on Your Knees by Ann-Marie MacDonald and Kiss of the Fur Queen by Tomson Highway	Adam Mickiewicz University	2021	Thesis	Abuse, Ethnicity, Femininity, Gothic, Music, Nationalism	https://rb.gy/ayvec4
Fall on Your Knees	Debra Yeo	The world premiere of ‘Fall on Your Knees’ and Oscar winner Tarell Alvin McCraney’s ‘Choir Boy’ highlight the new Canadian Stage season	The Toronto Star	2022	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Publishing, Reception, Reviews, Theatre	https://rb.gy/kclwiz
Fall on Your Knees		Fall on Your Knees coming to Neptune for 2023 season: EPIC ADAPTATION	The Chronicle Herald	2022	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Adaptation, Literary prizes, Music, Writing
Fall on Your Knees	Aisling Murphy	REVIEW: Fall On Your Knees at Canadian Stage/National Arts entre/Neptune Theatre/London Grand/Vita Brevis Arts	Intermission Magazine	2023	Review	Adaptation, Reviews, Staging
Fall on Your Knees	Glenn Sumi	Fall On Your Knees’ Review: A Laborious Six Hours on Stage With One of Canada’s Favourite Novels	Variety	2023	Review	Adaptation, Music, Reception, Staging, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/2dxz0
Fall on Your Knees	Kelly Nestruck	Review: Fall On Your Knees stage adaptation is six powerful hours that will bring you to your feet	The Globe and Mail (online) Toronto	2023	Review	Canadian History, Multiculturalism, Reception, Reviews, Storytelling, Trauma
Fall on Your Knees	Karen Fricker	The work that went into ‘Fall on Your Knees’ is inspiring and humbling	Toronto Star	2023	Review	Multiculturalism, Reviews, Staging, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/1sd0m
Fall on Your Knees	Morgan Mullin	Theatre review: Fall On Your Knees stands up to the pressure	The Coast	2023	Review	Music, Reviews, Staging, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/ow4qc
Fall on Your Knees	Lynn Slotkin	Comment: FALL ON YOUR KNEES	The Slotkin Letter	2023	Review	Reception, Reviews, Staging, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/iblo5
Fall on Your Knees	Peter Knegt	Ann-Marie MacDonald’s life changing novel Fall On Your Knees is now an epic six-hour play	CBC	2023	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Adaptation, Publishing, Writing	https://rb.gy/0pfmv
Fall on Your Knees	Lynn Saxberg	Theatre Review: Combined companies pull off marathon six-hour production	Ottawa Citizen	2023	Review	Music, Reception, Staging	https://rb.gy/fo8a3
Fall on Your Knees	Catherine Kustanczy	In Fall on Your Knees stage adaptation, music captures the spirit of life in Cape Breton: In adapting Ann-Marie Macdonald’s hit 1996 novel, everything from clapping, humming and stomping to moody piano notes evoke the lyrical and rhythmic qualities of the book	The Globe and Mail (online) Toronto	2023	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Music, Staging
Fall on Your Knees		Sprawling epic takes to the stage: Theatre adaptation of Ann-Marie MacDonald’s 1996 novel, ‘Fall on Your Knees,’ is set to open in Toronto this month	Toronto Star	2023	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Adaptation, Music
Fall on Your Knees	Karen Fricker	Something lost in translation: ‘Fall on Your Knees’ adaptation, while visually striking, falls short of novel’s brilliance	Toronto Star	2023	Review	Reception, Reviews, Staging, Storytelling
Fall on Your Knees	Aisling Murphy	For Ann-Marie MacDonald, a ‘Fall on Your Knees’ theatrical adaptation was inevitable	Toronto Star	2023	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Adaptation, Music, Staging
Fall on Your Knees	Anne-Marie Lemmolo	Previews for Fall on Your Knees postponed by the NAC	The Ottawa Citizen	2023	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Theatre
Fall on Your Knees	Lynn Saxberg	Q&A: How Ann-Marie MacDonald and Alisa Palmer transformed Fall On Your Knees into a two-night play	The Ottawa Citizen	2023	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Adaptation, Reception, Writing
Fall on Your Knees	Neta Gordon	“Lily’s Route: Cognitive Mapping, Strategic Unmappability, and Disability Studies in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees”	Literary Geographies	2023	Journal Article	Disability, Geography	https://rb.gy/z81rt
Fayne	Wendy Mesley & Maureen Holloway	Ann-Marie MacDonald: Mystery and Magyk on the Moors	Women of Ill Repute Podcast	2022	Interview	Gender, Geography, Gothic, Queer, Science, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/7hbx4
Fayne	Kimberly Bourgeois	Electric Enchantment: A review of Fayne by Ann-Marie MacDonald	Montreal Review of Books	2022	Review	Gender, Identity, Reviews, Science	https://rb.gy/p7lc7
Fayne	Brett Josef Grubisic	Ann-Marie MacDonald’s new book ‘Fayne’ a triple-decker Victorian Spoof	Toronto Star	2022	Review	Publishing, Reviews, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/qstd7
Fayne	Eva Crocker	Ann-Marie MacDonald’s latest novel is epic – But why does it use gender the way it does?	Xtra Magazine	2022	Review	Gender, Reviews, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/pqz6e
Fayne	Marsha Lederman	Ann-Marie MacDonald could barely move while writing her new epic, Fayne – but she could type: The 700-page-plus novel, MacDonald’s first in eight years, was a marathon effort from the lauded Canadian author and playwright	The Globe and Mail	2022	Review	Biography, Reviews, Writing
Fayne	Alison Manley	Fayne by Ann-Marie MacDonald	The Miramichi Reader	2022	Review	Reviews, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/z5hjy
Fayne		Fayne by Ann-Marie MacDonald	CBC Books	2022	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Reviews, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/za8x8
Fayne	Anna Fitzpatrick	Ann-Marie MacDonald Has Written Her Queerest Book Yet	Chatelaine	2022	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Biography, Queer, Reviews, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/2hk1i
Fayne	Dorothy Woodend	Ann-Marie MacDonald Writes a Delicious New Epic	The Tyee	2022	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Queer, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/043z7
Fayne	Marsha Lederman	My favourite books of 2022: Marsha Lederman’s top reads offered an escape hatch from reality: The Globe’s Marsha Lederman’s picks include Fayne and The Overstory	The Globe and Mail (Online) Toronto	2022	Review	Reviews, Storytelling
Fayne	Kim Honey	Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Novel “Fayne” is a Sweeping Tale About a Family Dynasty, Dark Secrets and Identity	Zoomer Magazine	2022	Interview	Politics, Reviews, Storytelling, Writing	https://rb.gy/8dkws
Fayne	Kelly Baron	Mistaken Identity: Ann-Marie MacDonald’s latest	Literary Review of Canada	2023	Review	Gender, Reception, Reviews, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/m6jv6
Fayne	Shazia Hafiz Ramji	Fayne by Ann-Marie MacDonald	Quill & Quire		Review	Gender, Reviews, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/v5rnk
Goodnight Desdemona	Jon Kaplan	“MacDonald’s multiple muses”	NOW Magazine	1987	Interview	Theatre, Writing
Goodnight Desdemona	Ray Conlogue	New roles for classic heroines	Globe & Mail	1988	Review	Comedy, Feminism, Sexuality
Goodnight Desdemona	Robert Crew	Goodnight Desdemona puts a twist on The Bard	Toronto Star	1988	Review	Feminism, Sexuality
Goodnight Desdemona	Brian Davis	Review of GDGMJ	Canadian Tribune	1988	Review
Goodnight Desdemona	Mira Friedlander	Desdemona/Juliet Deserves Larger Audience	Toronto Tonight Magazine	1988	Review
Goodnight Desdemona	Jon Kaplan	Review of GDGMJ	Plays International	1988	Review
Goodnight Desdemona	Jon Kaplan	Catapulting into the world of Shakespeare’s women	NOW Magazine	1988	Interview	Comedy, Intertextuality
Goodnight Desdemona	Bob Pennington	Compusions rule Ann-Marie	Toronto Sun	1988	Review
Goodnight Desdemona	Vit Wagner	Profile of Ann-Marie MacDonald	Toronto Star	1988	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Gender
Goodnight Desdemona	Vit Wagner	Nightwood Sets Cross-Country Course	Toronto Star	1989	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Canadian Literature, Feminism, Theatre
Goodnight Desdemona	John Bemrose	Shakespearean folly: A witty dramatist cleverly rewrites the Bard	Maclean’s	1990	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Comedy, Sexuality
Goodnight Desdemona	Nicholas Bradbury	Acting up: Ann-Marie MacDonald juggles theatre, film and writing	Metropolis	1990	Review	Comedy, Feminism, Psychoanalysis
Goodnight Desdemona	John Charles	Bard’s women witty and wise	The Edmonton Sunday Sun	1990	Review	Comedy
Goodnight Desdemona	Ray Conlogue	Of heroines and a comic quest	Globe & Mail	1990	Review	Theatre
Goodnight Desdemona	Robert Crew	Desdemona delicious fun	Toronto Star	1990	Review	Comedy, Sexuality
Goodnight Desdemona	Barbara Crook	Baiting the Bard: Young writer takes on Shakespeare in work that delves into his plays and unearths surprising secrets	Ottawa Citizen	1990	Review	Comedy	https://rb.gy/fxodyk
Goodnight Desdemona	Barbara Crook	Shakespearean Tragedies benefit from comic twist	Ottawa Citizen	1990	Review	Comedy, Queer
Goodnight Desdemona	Mark Czarnecki	Delightful Desdemona	Metropolis	1990	Review
Goodnight Desdemona	Brian Davis	A fine feminist comedy	Canadian Tribune	1990	Review
Goodnight Desdemona	Mira Friedlander	Desdemona Stands Up to Time and Shakespeare	Toronto Tonight Magazine	1990	Review
Goodnight Desdemona	Jon Kaplan	Bold Comedy gives Shakespeare the shakedown	NOW Magazine	1990	Review
Goodnight Desdemona	Jon Kaplan	Clever script, talented cast spark dazzling Desdemona	NOW Magazine	1990	Review	Comedy
Goodnight Desdemona	Liz Nicholls	Play gives heroines passion, color	The Edmonton	1990	Review	Comedy, Feminism
Goodnight Desdemona	Liz Nicholls	Wonderful synchronicity	The Edmonton	1990	Interview	Comedy, Writing
Goodnight Desdemona	Liz Nicholls	Hilarious, warm-hearted play a delight	The Edmonton	1990	Review	Comedy, Sexuality
Goodnight Desdemona	Constance Droganes	“Ann-Marie MacDonald hits the road with Desdemona”	Flare Magazine	1990	Interview	Reception, Theatre, Writing
Goodnight Desdemona	Marlene A. D. Lynne Van Luven	Charting the Territory: A Study of Feminism in English-Canadian Drama from 1967 to 1991	University of Alberta	1991	Thesis	Feminism, Theatre	https://rb.gy/guvuzp
Goodnight Desdemona	Irene Backalenick	“Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)”	Back Stage	1992	Review	Comedy
Goodnight Desdemona	Stephanie Coen	“Live girls”	American Theatre	1992	Journal Article	Gender, Patriarchy, Reviews, Theatre
Goodnight Desdemona	Mel Gussow	O Juliet, O Desdemona: Wherefore Is Everyone?	New York Times	1992	Review
Goodnight Desdemona	David Richards	“An Author in Search of 2 Characters”	New York Times	1992	Review
Goodnight Desdemona	Gerald Weales	“Gender Wars”	Commonweal	1992	Review	Feminism, Patriarchy
Goodnight Desdemona	Ann Wilson	“Critical Revisions: Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)”	Women on the Canadian stage: the legacy of Hrotsvit	1992	Book Chapter	Adaptation, Canadian Literature, Comedy, Feminism, Theatre
Goodnight Desdemona	Denis W. Johnston	“Goodnight Desdemona”	Canadian Theatre Review	1993	Review	Comedy, Feminism, Theatre
Goodnight Desdemona	Carol Anne Douglas	Language Trippingly on the Tongue	Off Our Backs	1994	Review	Comedy, Language
Goodnight Desdemona	Marta Dvorak	“Goodnight William Shakespeare (good morning Ann-Marie MacDonald)”	Canadian Theatre Review	1994	Journal Article	Feminism, Intertextuality, Reception, Theatre
Goodnight Desdemona	Shannon Hengen	“Towards a Feminist Comedy”	Canadian Literature	1995	Journal Article	Comedy, Feminism, Genre, Humour, Theatre	https://rb.gy/as2jgi
Goodnight Desdemona	Laurin R. Porter	“Shakespeare’s ‘Sisters’: Desdemona, Juliet, and Constance Ledbelly in Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)”	Modern Drama	1995	Journal Article	Comedy, Feminism, Patriarchy, Sexuality, Theatre	https://rb.gy/11dnuu
Goodnight Desdemona	Pola L. Hallquist	Intertextuality as internal adaptation in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s “Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)”, Robert Lepage’s “Le Confessionnal,” and Atom Egoyan’s “The Sweet Hereafter”	Université de Sherbrooke	1999	Thesis	Adaptation, Canadian Literature, Intertextuality	https://rb.gy/a3dfcb
Goodnight Desdemona	Susann Elizabeth Suprenant	Shakespeare Re -Visions: Representations of Female Characters in Appropriations and Radical Performance Adaptations of Shakespeare’s Plays	University of Oregon	2000	Thesis	Gender, Intertextuality, Metafiction, Postmodern
Goodnight Desdemona	Beverley Curran	“Mingling and Unmingling Opposites: Bending Genre and Gender in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s ‘Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)'”	He said, She says: An RSVP to the male text	2001	Book Chapter	Feminism, Psychoanalysis, Sexuality, Theatre	https://rb.gy/rkvc0c
Goodnight Desdemona	Norbert Schaffeld	“Shakespeare’s Canadian Sister: The Emergence of a Female Playwright in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s ‘Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)'”	Literaturwissenschaftliches Jahrbuch im Auftrage der Görres-Gesellschaft	2001	Journal Article	Feminism, Metafiction, Theatre
Goodnight Desdemona	Kate Taylor	Say Goodnight Desdemona, already	The Globe and Mail	2001	Review	Comedy, Feminism
Goodnight Desdemona	Kathleen Gallagher	“Dramatic Arenas for Ethical Stories”	Resources for Feminist Research	2002	Journal Article	Education, Feminism, Intertextuality, Politics, Theatre, Writing
Goodnight Desdemona	Igor Djordjevic	“‘Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)’: From Shakespearean Tragedy to Postmodern Satyr Play.”	Comparative Drama	2003	Journal Article	Comedy, Genre, Intertextuality, Metafiction
Goodnight Desdemona	Rüdiger Ahrens	“Shakespeare revived in contemporary Canadian drama”	Revue LISA	2005	Journal Article	Canadian Literature, Intertextuality, Multiculturalism, Postcolonial	https://rb.gy/dba3o0
Goodnight Desdemona	Shelley Scott	“Desdemona, Juliet and Constance meet the third wave”	Resources for Feminist Research	2006	Journal Article	Feminism, Postmodern	https://rb.gy/fqbmfs
Goodnight Desdemona	D.A. Hadfield	Re: Visions of History	Re: Producing Women’s Dramatic History: The Politics of Playing in Toronto	2007	Book Chapter	Feminism, Politics, Reception, Theatre	https://rb.gy/rubb8o
Goodnight Desdemona	Richard Paul Knowles	Reading material: transfers, remounts, and the production of meaning in contemporary Toronto drama and theatre	Space and the Geographies of Theatre	2007	Journal Article	Class, Reception, Theatre	https://rb.gy/mbwmdx
Goodnight Desdemona	Susan G. Cole	“Monologue from GDGMJ”	Outspoken: a Canadian collection of lesbian scenes and monologues	2009	Other	Queer	https://rb.gy/dbtrjq
Goodnight Desdemona	Jennifer Flaherty	“‘Chronicles of Our Time:’ Feminism and Postcolonialism in Appropriations of Shakespeare’s Plays.”	The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	2011	Thesis	Feminism, Genre, Postcolonial	https://rb.gy/g3keva
Goodnight Desdemona	Inci Bilgin Tekin	OTHELLO and white female body	Female Othellos	2018	Book Chapter	Canadian Literature, Feminism, Multiculturalism, Postcolonial, Queer, Race	https://rb.gy/ghqp4w
Goodnight Desdemona	Kathleen Gallagher	Intellectual Passions, Feminist Commitments, and Divine Comedies: A Dialogue with Ann-Marie MacDonald	How Theatre Educates	2018	Interview	Comedy, Education, Genre, Sexuality, Theatre, Writing	https://rb.gy/wtbraf
Goodnight Desdemona	Neta Gordon	“Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)”	The Literary Enclyclopedia	2019	Encyclopedia Entry	Gender, Genre, Metafiction, Patriarchy, Reception
Goodnight Desdemona	Jacqueline Petropoulos	“Parodies of Manhood Bent Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Queer Verona”	Studies in Canadian Literature	2021	Journal Article	Feminism, Queer, Reception, Theatre
Goodnight Desdemona	Imed Sassi	“‘My Skin Is Not Me’: The Transformations of William Shakespeare’s Othello in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet) and Djanet Sears’s Harlem Duet”	Journal of Contemporary Drama in English	2021	Journal Article	Adaptation, Feminism, Race, Theatre
Goodnight Desdemona		Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet) Encyclopedia entry	Encyclopedia.com		Encyclopedia Entry	Comedy, Feminism, Reception, Theatre	https://rb.gy/wzn2p7
Multiple Texts	Robert Crew	“All in a Goodnight’s work for busy playwright/actor”	Toronto Star	1989	Interview	Theatre, Writing
Multiple Texts	Rita Much	“Playwright Ann-Marie MacDonald”	Fair play: 12 women speak : conversations with Canadian playwrights	1991	Interview	Feminism, Identity, Storytelling, Theatre, Writing
Multiple Texts	Franco Boni	“Interview with Ann-Marie MacDonald”	Rhubarb-o-rama! plays and playwrights from the Rhubarb! Festival	1998	Interview	Publishing, Theatre
Multiple Texts	Judith Rudakoff	“Ann-Marie MacDonald”	Questionable activities	2000	Interview	Canadian Literature, Reception, Theatre, Writing
Multiple Texts	Carol Anne Douglas	Fall on Your Knees (Review)	Off Our Backs	2005	Review	Reception, Reviews
Multiple Texts	Carole Anne Douglas	A Novel Experience	Off Our Backs	2005	Review	Sexuality, Women
Multiple Texts	Laurie Brown	Celebrity Speaker Series: Ann-Marie MacDonald	Hinterviews	2007	Interview	Comedy, Education, Feminism, Reception, Theatre, Writing	https://rb.gy/3vko
Multiple Texts	Yvonne Michelle Hammond	Taming the Wild: On Women, Nation and Nature in Ann-Marie Macdonald’s Fall on Your Knees and The Way the Crow Flies	University of Montana	2010	Thesis	Canadian History, Ecocriticism, Feminism, Gender, Postcolonial, Trauma	https://rb.gy/a61xg4
Multiple Texts	Maria Olive Alexopoulos	The Affective Temporalities of Intimacy	Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin	2020	Thesis	Haunting, History, Memory, Queer, Temporality, Trauma
Multiple Texts	Ann-Marie MacDonald	Foreword	Hope in a Collapsing World: Youth, Theatre, and Listening as a Political Alternative	2022	Book Chapter	Education, Theatre	https://rb.gy/bnih
Other	Henry Mietkiewicz	This is For You, Anna: Feminist crazy quilt lacks impact	Toronto Star	1984	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Feminism
Other	Lois Sweet	This is For You, Anna: Play shows human aspect of violence against women	Toronto Star	1984	Magazine/Newspaper Article	History, Justice, Women
Other	Moira Farr	This is For You, Anna: Play Gives its all for Anna	West Downtowner	1984	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Feminism
Other	Jon Kaplan	This is For You, Anna: Women’s anger fuels the Anna Project	NOW Magazine	1984	Magazine/Newspaper Article
Other	Kate Lazier	This is For You, Anna: Collective Play explores women’s anger	Toronto Clarion	1984	Magazine/Newspaper Article
Other	Rita Zekas	Nancy Drew: Nancy’s a laugh and it’s no mystery	Toronto Star	1985	Magazine/Newspaper Article
Other	Matthew Fraser	Nancy Drew: Passe Muraille satire of sleuth is fun to watch	The Globe and Mail	1985	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Comedy, Memory, Mystery, Staging
Other	Jon Kaplan	Nancy Drew: Clues to women’s modern ways	NOW Magazine	1985	Magazine/Newspaper Article
Other	Ann-Marie MacDonald	Nancy Drew: Reading Script of Nancy Drew		1985	Other	Comedy, Feminism
Other		This is For You, Anna: Preview of This is for You, Anna	Time Out	1985	Magazine/Newspaper Article
Other	Audrey Ashley	This is For You, Anna: Group’s conviction lends integrity to its production	The Citizen	1985	Magazine/Newspaper Article
Other	Lyn Gardner	This is For You, Anna: Review of This is for You, Anna	City Limits	1985	Magazine/Newspaper Article
Other		This is For You, Anna: Preview of This is for You, Anna	NOW Magazine	1986	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Feminism, Justice
Other		This is For You, Anna: Review of This is for You, Anna		1986	Other
Other	John H. Astington	This is For You, Anna: Drama	University of Toronto Quarterly	1986	Journal Article	Acting, Sexual violence
Other	Neil Bartlett	This for You, Anna: A Spectacle of Revenge	Performance	1986	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Acting, Feminism
Other	Susan Devins	This is For You, Anna: Play probes responses to violence	Toronto Star	1986	Magazine/Newspaper Article
Other	Adele Freedman	This is For You, Anna: A troubling, yet uplifting look at women’s revenge upon men	Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada)	1986	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Feminism, Justice, Motherhood, Reviews
Other	Robert Everett-Green	Nigredo Hotel: In Nigredo Hotel, the doors open on self-discovery	Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada)	1992	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Jung, Music, Mystery, Theatre
Other	Kate Taylor	A remarkable balancing act of comedy and drama: THEATRE REVIEW	The Globe and Mail	1995	Review	Acting, Queer
Other	Vit Wagner	The Attic, the Pearls and 3 Fine Girls: Theatre Review: The Attic, The Pearls and 3 Fine Girls	Toronto Star	1995	Review	Acting, Comedy
Other	Kate Taylor	Nigredo Hotel: A welcome return to Nigredo Hotel: OPERA REVIEW	Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada)	1995	Review	Jung, Music, Reviews
Other	Robert Jordan	Nigredo Hotel	Opera News	1995	Review	Jung, Music, Reviews
Other	Ann Wilson	This is For You, Anna: “The Cuture of Abuse in Under the Skin, This is for You, Anna and Lion in the Streets”	Contemporary issues in Canadian drama	1995	Book Chapter	Feminism, Sexual violence, Theatre, Trauma
Other	Liz Pogue	This is For You, Anna: LOOK – Student performers tackle difficult, abstract script – By	Times – Colonist	1996	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Education, Reviews, Staging
Other	Robert Cushman	The Attic, the Pearls and 3 Fine Girls: Sisters wrestle skeletons in attic: THEATRE REVIEW	The Globe and Mail	1997	Review
Other	Tim Carlson	The Attic, the Pearls and 3 Fine Girls: Nothing fine in this play or these girls: The Attic, the Pearls and 3 Fine Girls At the Vancouver Playhouse to Nov. 7.	The Vancouver Sun	1998	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Comedy, Theatre
Other	Shelley Scott	Ann-Marie MacDonald	The Literary Enclyclopedia	2004	Journal Article	Abuse, Publishing, Queer, Theatre
Other	Mike Youds	A Riot of Laughs: Three fine actors deliver	Kamloops Daily News	2005	Review	Comedy
Other	Mike Youds	The Party Is Insane’	Kamloops Daily News	2005	Review	Acting, Comedy
Other	Robert Everett-Green	Nigredo Hotel: Rekindling a flame	Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada)	2005	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Music, Mystery, Staging
Other	Kathleen Oliver	Nancy Drew: Clue in the Fast Lane	The Georgia Straight	2006	Review	Comedy, Feminism, Mystery, Reception
Other	Shelley Scott	This is For You, Anna: Chapter 3 – The Tragedy of Revenge	The Violent Woman as a New Theatrical Character Type: Cases from Canadian Drama	2007	Book Chapter	Acting, Feminism, Justice, Motherhood, Sexual violence, Trauma
Other	Shelley Scott	This is For You, Anna: “Enacting This is for You, Anna: Re-enacting the Collective Process”	Collective Creation, Collaboration and Devising	2008	Book Chapter	Education, Feminism, Theatre
Other	Robert Cushman	The Attic, the Pearls and 3 Fine Girls: Theatre Review: More Fine Girls	National Post	2011	Review	Acting
Other	J. Kelly Nestruck	The Attic, the Pearls and 3 Fine Girls: They can go home again	The Globe and Mail	2011	Magazine/Newspaper Article
Other	Lynn Slotkin	More Fine Girls: MORE FINE GIRLS Theatre Reviews for the Serious Theatre-Goer The Slotkin Letter		2011	Review	Acting, Comedy, Reviews
Other		The Attic, the Pearls and 3 Fine Girls: A story of three Fine girls a must-see at the Capitol; ‘The Attic, The Pearls and 3 Fine Girls’ kicks off Friday night	Alberni Valley Times	2013	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Reviews, Theatre
Other		The Attic, the Pearls and 3 Fine Girls: Help E-Pig get to Mainstage	Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows News	2014	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Reception, Reviews, Theatre
Other	Kathleen Gallagher	Sequencing the Shattered Narratives of Now	In Defence of Theatre	2018	Interview	Canadian Literature, Postmodern, Reception, Storytelling, Theatre	https://rb.gy/f525
Other	Robert Jordan	Nigredo Hotel: City Opera Vancouver	Opera Canada	2018	Review	Jung, Music, Reviews, Staging
Other	Corey Leblanc	This is For You, Anna: TA to stage This Is For You, Anna	Chronicle – Herald	2018	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Gender, Sexual violence, Theatre
Other	Kailin Wright	This is For You, Anna: Performing This is For You, Anna as #MeToo: Sexual Harassment and Performance-Based Activism on a University Campus	Canadian Theatre Review	2019	Journal Article	Feminism, Justice, Sexual violence
Other		Hamlet-911: Steven Page musical, Hamlet reimagining set for Stratford Festival’s 2020 season	CBC News	2019	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Theatre	https://rb.gy/ppks1
Other	Erin Julian & Kim Solga	Hamlet-911: Practising Diversity at the Stratford Festival of Canada: Shakespeare, Performance and Ethics in the Twenty-First Century	University of Western Ontario	2021	Thesis	Ethnicity, Gender, Theatre	https://rb.gy/jdj7t
Other	Galen Simmons	Hamlet-911: An actor’s journey inside himself to discover the follies of his own character	The Stratford Beacon Herald	2022	Review	Reception, Reviews, Staging	https://rb.gy/rs82q
Other	Karen Fricker	Hamlet-911: Stratford’s ‘Hamlet-911’ suffers from too many layers of issues and subplots	Toronto Star	2022	Review	Reception, Reviews, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/5zt4m
Other		Hamlet-911: The Stratford Festival Program	The Stratford Festival	2022	Other	Theatre	https://rb.gy/e53j0
Other	Joe Szekeres	‘Hamlet-911’ by Ann-Marie MacDonald	Our Theatre Voice	2022	Review	Reception, Reviews, Staging	https://rb.gy/t9a11
Other	Lynn Slotkin	Comment: Hamlet-911	The Slotkin Letter	2022	Review	Reviews, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/g9y7b
Other		Stratford: “Hamlet-911” by Ann-Marie MacDonald begins performances July 28	Stage Door News	2022	Review	Reviews, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/hx0y7
Other	Geoff Dale	Hamlet-911 a provocatively, unique theatrical journey	Stratford Today	2022	Review	Gender, Reception, Reviews, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/m4j2q
Other		Hamlet-911 now performing at Stratford Festival’s Studio Theatre	Stratford Today	2022	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Reviews, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/73ipn
Other	Suzanna Bowling	Theatre News Part 2: Hamlet-911, High Noon, La Jolla Playhouse, wild project and The Butcher Boy	Times Square Chronicles	2022	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Reviews, Staging	https://rb.gy/w4df9
Other	Riley Palanca	Ann-Maries MacDonald: A Living Legend of the Canadian Stage	Quebec Writers’ Federation	2022	Interview	Storytelling, Theatre, Writing	https://rb.gy/hg1qe
Other	Ryan Patrick	It belongs to readers now:’ Ann-Marie MacDonald on the legacy of Fall on Your Knees and her impressive career	CBC	2023	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Adaptation, Ethnicity, Writing	https://rb.gy/q2pwd
Other		This is For You, Anna: The Anna Project (Canada) “This is for You, Anna.”			Other
Other		This is For You, Anna: Various Reviews of Popular Theatre Alliance, Manitoba 1988			Magazine/Newspaper Article
Other	Audrey Ashley	This is For You, Anna: Mother’s tragedy becomes stage protest	The Citizen		Magazine/Newspaper Article
Other		Hamlet-911 at The Stratford Festival	Ontario Stage		Review	Reception, Reviews, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/w6rz4
Other	Carly Maga	Spotlight: Ann-Marie MacDonald	Intermission Magazine		Magazine/Newspaper Article	Biography, Publishing, Writing	https://rb.gy/jfs2i
Way the Crow Flies	Gary Curtis	“MacDonald’s monster”	The Hamilton Spectator	2003	Interview	Abuse, Family, History, Identity, Motherhood, Writing
Way the Crow Flies	Sylvia Fraser	“Drama queen”	Toronto Life	2003	Interview	Oprah’s Book Club, Publishing, Reception, Writing
Way the Crow Flies	Regina Marler	“Wonder woman”	The Advocate	2003	Interview	Abuse, Canadian History, Theatre, War	https://rb.gy/bkkszj
Way the Crow Flies	Juliet Waters	Women’s words	Flare	2003	Interview	Oprah’s Book Club, Reception, Reviews, Storytelling
Way the Crow Flies	Donna Bailey Nurse	“Ann-Marie MacDonald: Send in the Clowns”	Publisher’s Weekly	2003	Interview	Canadian History, Humour, Memory, Politics, Writing	https://rb.gy/86lljv
Way the Crow Flies	Shelley Boettcher	“Author aims to give readers a combination of light and shadow. Interview with Ann-Marie MacDonald”	CanWest News	2003	Interview	Abuse, Adaptation, Humour, Reception, Writing
Way the Crow Flies	Eva Tihanyi	“Writing close to home”	National Post	2003	Magazine/Newspaper Article	Canadian History, Family, Oprah’s Book Club, Writing
Way the Crow Flies	Rachel Boomer	“MacDonald has tough act to follow: her own”	The Halifax Daily News	2003	Interview	Canadian Literature, Identity, Reception, Women, Writing
Way the Crow Flies	Anne-Marie Tobin	“MacDonald’s book exercise in ‘spooking, freaking’ herself out”	The Sault Star	2003	Interview	Canadian History, Family, Writing
Way the Crow Flies	George Fetherling	“Ann-Marie MacDonald’s complementary lives”	The Vancouver Sun	2003	Interview	Canadian History, Canadian Literature, Family, Identity, Writing
Way the Crow Flies	Pat Donnelly	“Author’s career is soaring”	The Montreal Gazette	2003	Interview	Family, Oprah’s Book Club, Literary prizes, Publishing, Writing
Way the Crow Flies	Patrick Anderson	A Childhood Lost in a Long Cold War	The Washington Post	2003	Review	Canadian History, Family, War
Way the Crow Flies	Andrew Armitage	Another book from MacDonald you can’t put down	The Sun Times	2003	Review	Literary prizes, Memory, Sexual violence, Trauma, War
Way the Crow Flies	Katherine Ashenburg	Plot twister: Ann-Marie MacDonald’s new novel, Way the Crow Flies, is a taut mystery, given to surprising turns – much like the author herself	Elm Street	2003	Review	Reception, Storytelling
Way the Crow Flies	Rebecca Caldwell	Long time, no read (and no apologies)	The Globe & Mail	2003	Interview	Abuse, Celebrity, Literary prizes, Motherhood, Politics
Way the Crow Flies	Valerie Compton	Lost in the Middle of nowhere	The Ottawa Citizen	2003	Review	Family, Marriage, Sexual violence, Storytelling
Way the Crow Flies	Kate Covert and John McKay	MacDonald’s Way the Crow Flies engaging and clever	Moose Jaw Times Herald	2003	Review	Family, History, Memory
Way the Crow Flies	Vanessa Curtis	The perfect family hits a flaw	The Times (London, England)	2003	Review	Family, Marriage, Memory
Way the Crow Flies	Gary Curtis	A wondrous journey away from normal	The Hamilton Spectator	2003	Review	Abuse, Family, History, Reception
Way the Crow Flies	Bronwyn Drainie	Wrongful conviction	Quill and Quire	2003	Review	Family, History, Reception	https://rb.gy/2rhvsq
Way the Crow Flies	Aida Edermariam	Who Knows What?	The Guardian	2003	Review	History, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/7b25cx
Way the Crow Flies	Sylvie Fitzgerald	MacDonald novel makes horror far too fresh	New Brunswick Telegraph Journal	2003	Review	Reception, Sexual violence, Trauma
Way the Crow Flies	Catherine Ford	MacDonald avoids Second Novel Syndrome	Calgary Herald	2003	Review	Canadian History, Celebrity, Reception, Storytelling
Way the Crow Flies	Paul Gessell	Deconstructing a decade	The Ottawa Citizen	2003	Interview	Abuse, Celebrity, Food, Politics, Reception
Way the Crow Flies	Charlotte Gray	A gripping, insightful cinematic tale	National Post	2003	Review	Family, Genre, Marriage, Storytelling, War
Way the Crow Flies	Kimberley Marlowe Hartnett	A compelling tale of abuse and shame	The Seattle Times	2003	Review	Abuse, Family, Haunting, Trauma
Way the Crow Flies	Annabel Lyon	Canadian idyll: In her second novel, Ann-Marie MacDonald sings of ’60s innocence	Vancouver Sun	2003	Review	Family, History, Jewish culture, Sexual violence, Trauma
Way the Crow Flies	Emily Mead	Way the Crow Flies	Entertainment Weekly	2003	Review	History, Publishing, War	https://rb.gy/48rrbv
Way the Crow Flies	Claire Messud	Madeleine saves the day	The Globe & Mail	2003	Review	Reception
Way the Crow Flies	N/A	The Way the Crow Flies	Kirkus Reviews	2003	Review	Memory, Oprah’s Book Club, Sexual violence	https://rb.gy/jchckm
Way the Crow Flies	N/A	Ann-Marie MacDonald’s new novel tells of post-war Canada	Journal-Pioneer, PEI	2003	Review	Canadian History, War
Way the Crow Flies	Donna Bailey Nurse	Dark secrets lurk beneath ‘perfect,’ small-town life	The Montreal Gazette	2003	Review	Abuse, Canadian Literature, Family, History, Memory, War
Way the Crow Flies	Benedicte Page	Keeping the world safe	The Bookseller	2003	Interview	Family, History, Theatre, Writing
Way the Crow Flies	Robert Reid	MacDonald returns with epic second novel	The Guelph Mercury	2003	Review	Family, Reception, Storytelling, War
Way the Crow Flies	Wendy L. Smith	Will the circle be unbroken?	The San Diego Union-Tribune	2003	Review	Family, History, Trauma, War
Way the Crow Flies	Margaret Stead	Cold War childhood	TLS, the Times Literary Supplement	2003	Review	Abuse, Memory, Trauma, War
Way the Crow Flies	Judy Stoffman	Bestselling novelist reinvents Truscott story	Toronto Star	2003	Interview	Canadian History, Family, Memory, Reception, Sexuality
Way the Crow Flies	Clara Thomas	Flight from the past	Books In Canada	2003	Review	Abuse, Gender, History, Storytelling, War	https://rb.gy/tjs5
Way the Crow Flies	Anne-Marie Tobin	Ann-Marie MacDonald spins post-war tale in The Way the Crow Flies	Observer	2003	Review	Canadian History, Storytelling
Way the Crow Flies	Michelle Vellucci	The Way the Crow Flies (Book).	People Magazine	2003	Review	Family, Sexual violence, War
Way the Crow Flies	Julie Wheelwright	Books: Bombshells drop on cosy Canada	The Independant – London	2003	Review	Family, Trauma, War
Way the Crow Flies	Joanne Wilkinson	MacDonald, Ann-Marie. The Way the Crow Flies	The Booklist	2003	Review	Abuse, Canadian History, Family, Sexual violence, War
Way the Crow Flies	Art Winslow	Canada’s cold war	New York Times Book Review	2003	Review	Canadian History
Way the Crow Flies	Sara Cassidy	“Flying high: an interview with Ann-Marie MacDonald”	Herizons Magazine	2004	Interview	Abuse, Feminism, History, Memory, War, Writing	https://rb.gy/yqgysr
Way the Crow Flies	Heather Allen	Book offers a time capsule of the 60s	Penticton Western News	2004	Review	Abuse, Canadian History, Memory, Reception, War
Way the Crow Flies	Lothar Hönnighausen	Afraid of the dark	Canadian Literature	2004	Review	Abuse, Politics, War	https://rb.gy/gltqfz
Way the Crow Flies	Robert Normey	Stolen innocence: Way the Crow Flies	Law Now	2004	Review	Abuse, Family, Sexual violence
Way the Crow Flies	Nancy Spillman	Way the Crow Flies	The Booklist	2004	Review	Family, History, Memory
Way the Crow Flies	Martha Woodroof	Profile: Ann-Marie MacDonald paints Cold War-era life in her new novel, “The Way the Crow Flies”	National Public Radio	2004	Interview	Family, History, Politics, Storytelling, War	https://rb.gy/lgo8
Way the Crow Flies	N/A	Way the Crow Flies, by Ann-Marie MacDonald	The Province	2005	Review	Reception, War
Way the Crow Flies	Shella Gardezi	Author brings drama to series	Niagara This Week	2006	Review	Canadian History, Celebrity, Reception	https://rb.gy/d6ndtx
Way the Crow Flies	Susanne Luhmann	“Ill-Fated Lessons: History, Remembrance, Trauma and Memory in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Way the Crow Flies”	TOPIA: Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies	2006	Journal Article	Canadian History, History, Landscapes, Memory, Trauma, War	https://rb.gy/2hwvaq
Way the Crow Flies	Joanne Shuttleworth	MacDonald’s bird’s-eye view; Truscott-esque novel garners praise, despite uncomfortable subject matter	The Guelph Mercury	2006	Review	Abuse, Canadian History, Reception, Sexual violence, War
Way the Crow Flies	James Adams	“Truscott’s acquittal a great relief to author inspired by his case”	Globe & Mail (Toronto)	2007	Interview	Canadian History	https://rb.gy/khqybk
Way the Crow Flies	Adam Pottle	Towards Their Own Identity: Persons with Disabilities In English Canadian Fiction	University of Northern British Columbia	2008	Thesis	Disability	https://rb.gy/jxuha5
Way the Crow Flies	Jutta Zimmermann	“The “New Sentimentalism” in Recent Canadian Fiction: The Example of Ann-Marie MacDonald’s The Way The Crow Flies”	Reading(s) from a Distance: European Perspectives on Canadian Women’s Writing	2008	Book Chapter	Canadian History, Feminism, Nationalism, Women	https://rb.gy/xt43
Way the Crow Flies	Margaret Sonser Breen	Narratives of Queer Desire	GLBTQ	2010	Encyclopedia Entry	Gender, Sexual violence, Sexuality, Storytelling	https://rb.gy/bmtxrt
Way the Crow Flies	Heta Pyrhönen	“The Detection Plot as a Means of Testimony in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s The Way the Crow Flies”	Detecting Detection: International Perspectives on the Uses of a Plot	2012	Book Chapter	Storytelling, Trauma	https://rb.gy/cw8fut
Way the Crow Flies	Sarah Feltham	Middle Power Music: Modernism, Ideology, and Compromise in English Canadian Cold War Composition	Stony Brook University	2015	Thesis	Canadian History, Music, War	https://rb.gy/wfljxw
Way the Crow Flies	Ewa Urbaniak-Rybicka	“From Dora to the Moon: Inter/national Politics, Private Histories and National Haunting in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s The Way the Crow Flies”	Kanade, di Goldene Medine?: Perspectives on Canadian-Jewish Culture	2018	Book Chapter	Gothic, Haunting, Jewish culture, Postmodern, War
Way the Crow Flies	Neta Gordon	“The Way the Crow Flies”	The Literary Enclyclopedia		Encyclopedia Entry	Abuse, Canadian History, Indigenous culture, Politics, War