The following are articles at Science Fiction and Society about Connie Willis and/or her works.
Deconstructing
Shakespeare with Connie Willis's "Ado"
How out-of-control has politically correct speech become? Just how serious is
the threat that special interest groups pose to society? Join us for a hilarious
trip into the absurd as we deconstruct Shakespeare with Connie Willis's "Ado."
deck.halls@boughs/holly
With each passing year, Christmas gets more commercial, decorators get more
competitive, and we all find ourselves with less time to actually enjoy the
season. But if you think it's bad now, wait until you meet the characters of
Connie Willis's new holiday novella.
To Say
Nothing of the Dog (Book Review)
The place is England. The year is 2057... or is it 1888? The problem: a cat.
Join us for a look at Connie Willis's 1999 Hugo Award-winning time-travel novel
that's a comedy of errors and a study in the absurd of the most delightful kind.
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