#AUTHOR
                      HARRIS, CHRISTIE (1907-    )

A1146   ELLISON, SHIRLEY, and MISHRA, MARY.  "Author Portraits:  The
           Award-Winning Canadian Author Christie Harris."  Bookbird 4
           (1981):19-22.
              A brief biocritical overview.

A1147   HARRIS, CHRISTIE.  "In Tune with Tomorrow."  CCL 78 (Autumn
           1978):26-30.
              Discusses the origins of a number of her books.

A1148   -----.  "The Shift from Feasthouse to Book."  CCL 31-32 (1983):9-11.
              Describes the painstaking process of rewriting Native American
           oral tales as literature.

A1149   RADU, KENNETH.  "Canadian Fantasy."  CCL 1, no. 2 (Summer
           1975):73-79.
              Places Harris in the context of Canadian fantasy. Points out
           weaknesses in Secret in the Stlalakum Wild and in the genre of
           Canadian fantasy itself but concludes that the book has real merit.

A1150   WOOD, SUSAN.  "Stories and Stlalakums:  Christie Harris and the Sup
           ernatural World."  CCL 15-16 (1980):47-56.
              Suggests that although Harris does not create worlds, as a fantasy
           writer, she does re-create "a world view in which spiritual, natural
           and human elements co-exist in harmony . . . her gift is to make us
           regard our own world through Indians' eyes, and with, perhaps,
           something of their reverence."  Reviews of three of Harris's books
           also appear in this issue, pp. 98-105.