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* Abao, Jane Frances P. (2001). “Retelling the Sto­ries, Rewrit­ing the Bil­dungsro­man: Cecil­ia Manguer­ra Brainard’s When the Rain­bow God­dess Wept.” Human­i­ties Dil­i­man (Jan­u­ary-June).

* Bel­tran, Marie G. “Woman with Horns and Oth­er Con­cerns.” Fil­ip­inas (May 1995): 29, 56.

* Casper, Leonard. “BACK-AZIMUTH Fil­ipino Writ­ers Abroad.” Kinaad­man XXVII (2005): 69–82.

* Casper, Leonard (1996). Sun­surfers Seen From Afar: Crit­i­cal Essays 1991–1996. Mani­la: Anvil, ISBN 9712705404.

* Casper, Leonard. Review of Song of Yvonne. Philip­pine Stud­ies 41 (2nd Quar­ter 1993): 251–54.

* Chan­drasekara, Ray. “Brainard, Cecil­ia Manguer­ra” Ency­clo­pe­dia of Asian-Amer­i­can Lit­er­a­ture, Ed. Sei­woong Oh, 2013, ISBN 978–1‑4381–4058‑2.

* Che­ung, King Kok (1997). An Intereth­nic Com­pan­ion to Asian Amer­i­can Lit­er­a­ture. Press Syn­di­cate of the Uni­ver­si­ty of Cam­bridge, 1997. p. 38.

* Cruz, Isagani R. “The Plea­sures of Ubec, Oth­er­wise Known as Cebu.” Star­week: The Sun­day Mag­a­zine of the Philip­pine Star (Octo­ber 29, 1995): 20.

* Cruz, Jhoan­na Lynn. “Cecil­ia Manguer­ra-Brainard’s Fic­tion: Bridg­ing Dis­tances”. Likha, Vol. 15, No. 1, 1994–1995: 14–22.

* Cam­po­manes, Oscar V. “Cecil­ia Manguer­ra Brainard, Scenog­ra­ph­er.” Intro­duc­tion of Cecil­ia Manguer­ra Brainard’s Vigan and Oth­er Sto­ries (2012).

* Diores, Luis. “Cecil­ia Manguer­ra-Brainard: Fic­tion is Organ­ic to me.” Kulok­a­bil­do: Dia­logues with Cebuano Writ­ers Ed. Yu, Hope S. Uni­ver­si­ty of San Car­los Cebuano Stud­ies Cen­ter, 2009, 125–132.

* Grice, Helen. “Artis­tic Cre­ativ­i­ty, Form, and Fic­tion­al Exper­i­men­ta­tion in Fil­ip­ina Amer­i­can Fic­tion.” MELUS: The Jour­nal of the Soci­ety for the Study of the Mul­ti-Eth­nic Lit­er­a­ture of the Unit­ed States 29.1 (2004): 181–198.

* Grow, L.M. (2003). And Qui­et Flows the Dawn. Que­zon City: Giraffe, ISBN 9718832815.

* Huang, Guiy­ou. “Cecil­ia Manguer­ra Brainard.” The Colum­bia Guide to Asian Amer­i­can Lit­er­a­ture Since 1945. Colum­bia Uni­ver­si­ty Press, 2013, p. 114–115.

* Knip­pling, Alpana Shar­ma. “Fil­ipino Amer­i­can Lit­er­a­ture” New Immi­grant Lit­er­a­tures in the Unit­ed States. Green­wood Pub­lish­ing Group, 1996, p. 75.

* Lau­ron, Cheryl Grace Palang. “The Ado­les­cent Fil­ipino in Cecil­ia Manguer­ra Brainard’s Select Short Fic­tions: Learn­ing Activ­i­ties.” MA Edu­ca­tion The­sis, Major in Eng­lish Teach­ing, Cebu Tech­no­log­i­cal Uni­ver­si­ty, May 2015.

* Lim Jr., Pauli­no (2012). “Diplot­ic (Dou­ble Vision) Con­scious­ness of Over­seas Fil­ipino Writ­ers.” Paper deliv­ered at Ninth Inter­na­tion­al Con­fer­ence on the Philip­pines, Oct 28–30, 2012 at Michi­gan State Uni­ver­si­ty, p. 5.

* Mag­an, Rhodo­ra G. “Cecil­ia Manguer­ra Brainard’s Ori­en­tal Ori­en­tal “Mag­dale­na”: A Lin­guis­tic Rein­ven­tion.” GSTF Jour­nal of Law and Social Sci­ences (JLSS) Vol. 4, No. 2, 2015.

* Mag­an, Rhodo­ra G. “Eve and Her Beings: A Chopin-Brainard Sim­u­la­tion.” Paper deliv­ered at the Asian Con­fer­ence on Lit­er­a­ture & Librar­i­an­ship, April 2–5, 2015 in Osa­ka, Japan.

* Man­la­paz, Edna (2003). Fil­ipino Women Writ­ers in Eng­lish, Que­zon City: Ate­neo de Mani­la Uni­ver­si­ty Press, ISBN 9715504515.

* Otano, Ali­cia (2003). “Cecil­ia Manguer­ra Brainard.” Asian Amer­i­can Short Sto­ry Writ­ers: An A‑to‑Z Guide, Ed Guiy­ou Huang, Green­wood Press, West­port, CT, 2003, p.17–21.

* Pal­ma, Shan­nan (“Brainard, Cecil­ia Manguer­ra”). The Green­wood Ency­clo­pe­dia of Muti­eth­nic Amer­i­can Lit­er­a­ture: A‑C, Green­wood Press, 2005, Ed Emmanuel Sam­path Nel­son, p. 313–314.

* Pan­to­ja, Cristi­na (1994). Fil­ipino Woman Writ­ing: Home and Exile in the Auto­bi­o­graph­i­cal Nar­ra­tives of Ten Writ­ers. Que­zon City: Ate­neo de Mani­la Uni­ver­si­ty Press, ISBN 9715501133.

* Parikh, Crys­tal & Kim, Daniel Y. Eds. The Cam­bridge Com­pan­ion to Asian Amer­i­can Lit­er­a­ture. Cam­bridge Uni­ver­si­ty Press, 2015, p. 23.

* Pieri, Cate­ri­na E. (2003). “Tesi di Lau­rea When the Rain­bow God­dess Wept di Cecil­ia Manguer­ra Brainard.” MA in Eng­lish, Lit­er­ary Trans­la­tion The­sis, Uni­ver­si­ta di Tori­no, Italy.

* Rafols, Mar­gari­ta. (2010). “Hide and Seek: Redefin­ing ‘Fil­ipino’ in Cecil­ia Manguer­ra Brainard’s Fic­tion by Fil­ipinos in Amer­i­ca (1993) and Con­tem­po­rary Fic­tion by Fil­ipinos in Amer­i­ca (1997).” BA Lit­er­a­ture The­sis, Ate­neo de Mani­la University,

* Riman­do, Ruth S. (2006). “Fore­ground­ing Myths and Leg­ends in Cecil­ia Manguer­ra Brainard’s When the Rain­bow God­dess Wept.” BA. Lit­er­a­ture The­sis, Uni­ver­si­ty of San­to Tomas.

* Ty, Eleanor. “Cecil­ia Manguer­ra Brainard. Asian Amer­i­can Nov­el­ists: A Bio-Bib­li­o­graph­i­cal Crit­i­cal Source­book. Ed. Emmanuel S. Nel­son. West­port, Con­necti­cut: Green­wood Press, 2000, 29–33.

* Ty, Eleanor. “ ‘Nev­er Again Be the Yvonne of Yes­ter­day’: Per­son­al and Col­lec­tive Loss in Cecil­ia Brainard’s Song of Yvonne.” In Writ­ing Dis­pos­ses­sion, Writ­ing Desire: Asian-Amer­i­can Women Writ­ers. Ed. Sri­mati Mukherjee.

* Ty, Eleanor (2004). The Pol­i­tics of the Vis­i­ble in Asian North Amer­i­can Nar­ra­tives, Toron­to: Uni­ver­si­ty of Toron­to Press, ISBN 978–0802086044.

* Wigley, John Jack (2004). “Rep­re­sen­ta­tions of the Female Body in Cecil­ia Manguer­ra Brainard’s Fic­tion.” MA Lit­er­a­ture The­sis, Uni­ver­si­ty of San­to Tomas.

* Wigley, John Jack (2004) ” Fic­tion­al­ized Bod­ies: Reprsen­ta­tions of the Female Body in the Short Sto­ries of Cecil­ia Manguer­ra-Brainard: Uni­tas, Vol. 77, No. 3, Sep­tem­ber 2004, p. 329–349.

* Wigley, John Jack. “From Wax­ing to Wan­ing: Wom­an’s Psy­cho­sex­u­al Devel­op­ment in Select­ed Short Sto­ries of Cecil­ia Manguer­ra Brainard and Michelle Cruz Skin­ner.” Inter/Sections (Feb­ru­ary 18, 2008): 48–49.

* Xu, Weny­ing (2012). His­tor­i­cal Dic­tio­nary of Asian Amer­i­can Lit­er­a­ture and The­ater, The Scare­crow Press, 2012, p.32

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External Links

Asian Amer­i­can Nov­el­ists (page 29) 

Leonard Casper’s Pos­si­bil­i­ties of Humane­ness in an Age of Slaughter

CNN “Child­hood in the Path of Typhoons”

The His­to­ry of Fil­ipino Women’s Writings 

Trail­blaz­ing Cebua­na Writers

Voic­es from the Gaps, Uni­ver­si­ty of Minnesota

Who’s Who in Con­tem­po­rary Women’s Writ­ing (page 46)

Who’s Who of Asian Americans

Wikipedia Write-up of Cecil­ia Manguer­ra Brainard 

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