Further Reading
- Filetti, Jean S. "From Lizzie Borden to Lorena Bobbitt: Violent Women and Gendered Justice". Journal of American Studies. 35 (3): 471-484.
- Fusco, Coco. 1986. "Working girls: an interview with Lizzie Bordon". Afterimage. 14: 6-7.
- Jaehne, Karen. 1987. "Hooker". Film Comment. 23: 25-32.
- MacDonald, Scott. 1989. "Interview with Lizzie Borden". Feminist Studies. 15: 327-45.
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