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Alice Provensen
Alice Provensen collaborated with her late husband, Martin, on numerous highly acclaimed picture books, including the Caldecott Medal-winning The Glorious Flight and Nancy Willard's Newbery Medal-winning A Visit to William Blake's Inn, which was also a Caldecott Honor Book. The Provensens have been on the New York Times list of the Ten Best Illustrated Books eight times.
8 books
Alice Pung
2 books
Alice Quinn
1 book
Alice Randall
1 book
Alice Rawsthorn
1 book
Alice Robb
1 book
Alice Savage
1 book
Alice Scanlan Reach
1 book
Alice Schertle
6 books
Alice Schroeder
2 books
Alice Sebold
3 books
Alice Sebold
Alice Sharpe
3 books
Alice Sinkner
2 books
Alice Sola Kim
1 book
Alice Starmore
4 books
Alice Steinbach
2 books
Alice Stopford Green
1 book
Alice S. Vachss
1 book
Alice Von Hildebrand
1 book
Alice Von Kannon
1 book
Alice Walker
Alice Walker
An American novelist, short-story writer, poet, essayist, and activist.
39 books
Alice Waters
4 books
Alice Winn
1 book
Alice Wong
Indiana-born activist.
2 books
Alice Zhao
1 book
Alicia Britt Chole
1 book
Alicia Cortagerena
1 book
Alicia Dellepiane Rawson
1 book
Alicia Drake
1 book
Alicia D. Williams
1 book
Alicia (Eddy) Denchasy
1 book
Alicia E. Goranson
Alicia E. Goranson is a novelist, playwright, and audio drama writer/producer based in Seattle.
1 book
Alicia Elliott
1 book
Alicia Erian
2 books
Alicia Frieyro Gutiérrez
1 book
Alicia Gallotti
2 books
Alicia Garza
1 book
Alicia Gaspar de Alba
Professor Alicia Gaspar de Alba is a celebrated writer and scholar. A founding faculty member and former chair of the UCLA César E. Chávez Department of Chicana/o Studies (2007-2010), Alicia Gaspar de Alba’s work explores gender and sexuality, Chicana/o art, popular culture, and border studies. Known to her students as La Profe or Gaspar, she teaches courses on border consciousness, bilingual creative writing, Chicana lesbian literature, and barrio popular culture, as well as graduate courses on Chicana feminist theory, aesthetics of place, and Latin@ noir. In addition to her work in Chicana/o Studies, since 2013, Gaspar has served as Chair of the LGBT Studies Program. Under her leadership, LGBT Studies is in the process of developing a graduate program. Gaspar's doctoral dissertation “Mi Casa [No] Es Su Casa: The Cultural Politics of the Chicano Art: Resistance and Affirmation Exhibit” won the 1994 Ralph Henry Gabriel American Studies Association Award for Best Dissertation, and is the basis for her 1998 book, Chicano Art Inside/Outside the Master’s House. She also received a 1993 Ford Foundation Dissertation Fellowship and a 1992 Chicana Dissertation Fellowship from the University of California, Santa Barbara. In 1999, she was awarded a Rockefeller Fellowship for Latino/a Cultural Study at the Smithsonian. In 2008, she was awarded the UCLA Gold Shield Faculty Award for Academic Excellence. via http://www.chavez.ucla.edu/content/alicia-gaspar-de-alba
1 book
Alicia Giralt
1 book
Alicia Grace
1 book
Alicia Grosso
1 book
Alicia Jasinska
2 books
Alicia Kendall
Alicia Keys
1 book
Alicia Massarini
1 book
Alicia Meadowes
1 book
Alicia Ortego
1 book
Alicia Partnoy
1 book