Review: "Chick Flicks: Contemporary Women at the Movies"

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Marian Evans
Gender & Women’s Studies, Victoria University, Wellington

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No. 10 (2008): group
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Author Biography

Marian Evans, Gender & Women’s Studies, Victoria University, Wellington

Marian Evans, a senior research associate at Gender & Women’s Studies, Victoria University of Wellington, is a Creative Writing PhD candidate at the International Institute of Modern Letters, where she won the Embassy Theatre Trust Scriptwriting Award for her MA feature script, Mothersongs/Chansons maternelles. A lawyer and cultural activist, she was a member of the Spiral Collective that published Keri Hulme’s Booker Prize-winning novel the bone people.