Additional Works
The full title "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" is shortened to BtVS in the following table.
| Book title | Released | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Buffy and Angel Conquer the Internet | 2009 | A multidisciplinary examination of the two series' fandom. |
| Buffy Goes Dark | 2009 | A look at the final two season of BtVS, aired on UPN. |
| Faith and Choice in the Works of Joss Whedon | April 2008 | Exploration of the spiritual and ethical choices made in the Buffyverse by K. Dale Koontz. |
| The Existential Joss Whedon: Evil and Human Freedom in BtVS, Angel, Firefly and Serenity | April 2006 | This book examines Joss Whedon's work in an existential light, focusing on ethics, good vs evil, choice, and free will. |
| Aesthetics of Culture in BtVS | January 2006 | Matthew Pateman's examination of the cultural commentary contained in Buffy. |
| Buffy the Vampire Slayer (BFI TV Classics) | December 2005 | Extended overview of the history of Buffy. |
| Why Buffy Matters | October 2005 | Rhonda Wilcox, presents an argument for Buffy as an art form as worthy of respect and acknowledgment as film or literature. |
| Reading Angel | September 2005 | Collection covering many topics including the cinematic aesthetics of Angel, its music, shifting portrayals of masculinity, the noir Los Angeles setting, and the superhero. |
| Blood Relations | June 2005 | Explores conceptions of family explored in Buffy and Angel. |
| Sex and the Slayer | April 2005 | Sex and the Slayer provides an introduction to feminism through Buffy. |
| Five Seasons of Angel | October 2004 | A science-fiction novelist and other writers contribute a collection of essays on Angel. |
| Televised Morality: The Case of BtVS | April 2004 | Book arguing that TV helps shapes society's moral values, and in this case specifically Buffy. |
| What Would Buffy Do: BtVS as Spiritual Guide | April 2004 | Look at the spiritual guidelines on display in Buffy despite the atheism of the show's creator. |
| Reading the Vampire Slayer | March 2004 | The book gives in-depth analysis highlighting the many hidden metaphors held within Buffy and Angel. |
| Seven Seasons of Buffy | September 2003 | A science-fiction novelist and other writers contribute a collection of essays on Buffy. |
| Slayer Slang | July 2003 | An in depth study on the post-modern youth language used in Buffy. |
| Bite Me: Narrative Structures in BtVS | May 2003 | Relating narrative structures with: audience pleasure, mise en scène, and the use of symbolism and metaphor. |
| Joss Whedon: The Genius Behind Buffy | May 2003 | Short biography of the creator of Buffy, featuring interviews with various casts and crews he has worked with, and an analysis of his creative processes. |
| BtVS and Philosophy | March 2003 | Links classical philosophy to the ethics in Buffy. |
| Fighting the Forces | April 2002 | Looks at the struggle to examine meaning in Buffy. |
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