John Greyson - Further Reading

Further Reading

  • Brasell, R. Bruce. "Queer Nationalism and the Musical Fag Bashing of John Greyson's the Making of 'Monsters'." Wide Angle: A Film Quarterly of Theory, Criticism, and Practice 16.3 (1995): 26-36.
  • Cagle, Robert L. "'Tell the Story of My Life ...': The Making of Meaning, 'Monsters,' and Music in John Greyson's Zero Patience." The Velvet Light Trap 35 (1995): 69-81.
  • Dellamora, Richard. "John Greyson's 'Zero Patience' in the Canadian Firmament: Cultural practice/cultural Studies." University of Toronto Quarterly 64.4 (1995): 526(10)-536.
  • Gittings, Christopher E. "Zero Patience, Genre, Difference, and Ideology: Singing and Dancing Queer Nation." Cinema Journal 41.1 (2001): 28-39.
  • Gittings, Christopher. "Activism and Aesthetics: The Work of John Greyson." Great Canadian Film Directors. Ed. George (ed and introd). Melnyk. Edmonton, AB: U of Alberta P, xviii, 2007. 125-147.
  • Guthmann, Edward. "John Greyson." The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine).742 (1997): 71(1)-72.
  • Hallas, Roger. "The Genealogical Pedagogy of John Greyson's Zero Patience." Canadian Journal of Film Studies/Revue Canadienne d'Etudes Cinématographiques 12.1 (2003): 16-37.
  • Howe, Lawrence. "The Epistemology of Adaptation in John Greyson's Lilies." Canadian Journal of Film Studies/Revue Canadienne d'Etudes Cinématographiques 15.2 (2006): 44-61.
  • "John Greyson: Filmmaker." Contemporary Canadian Biographies (2000): NA.
  • Kotwal, Kaizaad. "An Interview with John Greyson." Film Journal 1.6 (2003): .
  • Loiselle, A. "The Corpse Lies in 'Lilies': The Stage, the Screen, and the Dead Body." .76 (2002).
  • McGann, Nadine L. "A Kiss is Not a Kiss: An Interview with John Greyson." Afterimage 19.6 (1992): 10(4)-14.
  • Morris, Gary. "'My Penis! Where is My Penis?' John Greyson's Uncut." Bright Lights Film Journal 24 (1999): (no pagination).
  • Ramsay, Christine. "Greyson, Grierson, Godard, God: Reflections on the Cinema of John Greyson." North of Everything: English-Canadian Cinema since 1980. Ed. William (ed and introd). Beard, Jerry (ed and introd). White, and Seth (foreword) Feldman. Edmonton, AB: U of Alberta P, xxiii, 2002. 192-205.

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