Books
Dillon, Grace L., ed. Hive of Dreams: Contemporary Science Fiction from the Pacific Northwest. Oregon State University Press, 2003. 288 pages.

Chapters
Dillon, Grace L. "L'impulso divinatorio di Philip K. Dick: il ragno e l'ape" ("Dick's Vatic Impulse: The Spider and the Bee"). Transmigrazioni: I mondi di Philip K. Dick. Edumonde Le Monnier, Firenze, 2006. 52-60.
Brown, Charles Ryan, Grace L. Dillon, Celine Fitzmaurice, Greg Jacob, Yves Labissiere, Antonia Levi, Cherry Muhanji, Candyce Reynolds, and Jack Straton. "'Varying Realities of the Human Experience': Teaching Diversity." Affirming the "I" and Building a "We": Learning Communities and Diversity. Integrating Learning Communities with Service-Learning, National Learning Communities Project Monograph Series. Ed. Jean MacGregor. AAHE, 2003. 75-88.
Dillon, Grace L. "Mocking Imperialism: A Lively Hyperbolical Amplification in Spenser's Faerie Queene." Renaissance Papers. Eds. T. H. Howard-Hill and Philip Rollinson. Camden House, 1998. 19-28.

Articles
Dillon, Grace L. "Totemic Representations in Recent SF." Extrapolation 49:1 (Spring 2008).
Dillon, Grace L. "Indigenous Scientific Literacies in Nalo Hopkinson's Ceremonial Worlds." The Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts 18:1 (Spring 2008).
Dillon, Grace L. "Scarification and Survivance in China Miéville's The Scar." Foundation: The International Review of Science Fiction 36:101 (Winter 2007): 13-25.
Dillon, Grace L. "Miindiwag and Indigenous Diaspora: Eden Robinson's and Celu Amberstone's Forays into 'Postcolonial' Science Fiction and Fantasy." Extrapolation 48:2 (Summer 2007): 219-43.
Boesch, Becky, Grace L. Dillon, Leslie Rennie-Hill, and Teresa Taylor. "The Trials of Transition: Frankenstein Meets the Transfer Student." Special Issue of the Journal of General Education 48:3 (1999): 168-175.

Book reviews
Dillon, Grace L. "injuns! native americans in the movies by Edward Buscombe." Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television 27:3 (August 2007): 444-46.

About
Grace L. Dillon, PhD
Associate Professor
University Studies, Native American Studies, & English
Portland State University
POB 751
Portland, OR 97207-0751

dillong@pdx.edu
503-725-8144

Courses
Chaos & Community
Forbidden Knowledge
Cyborg Millennium
Native American Cinema
Popular Culture
Science Fiction
Woman Warriors
Vampirism in Film
Renaissance Culture