Marissa Lingen

Nonfiction:

Middle-Aged Love: Rereading In Your Forties and Beyond, Uncanny, forthcoming.

The Stranger Next Door: The Domestic Fantastic in Classic Nordic Children's Fantasy, Uncanny, Nov/Dec 2025.

Book Clubs With My Imaginary Friends, Uncanny, Jul/Aug 2024.

Failing the Marshmallow Test: On Not Saving Books for Later, Uncanny, Issue 54 (Sept/Oct 2023).

From Panic to Process: What Taking Criticism Actually Means, Uncanny, Issue 46 (May/June 2022).

The Precarious Now, Uncanny, Issue 43 (Nov/Dec 2021).

The Roots of Hope: Toward an Optimistic Near-Future SF in a Pandemic, Uncanny Issue 36 (September/October 2020).

The Solace of Connection, Reckoning magazine's Creativity and Coronavirus series, March 2020.

Save Me A Seat on the Couch: Spoiler Culture, Inclusion, and Disability, Uncanny Issue 32 (January/February 2020).

Beware the Lifeboat, Uncanny Issue 29 (July/August 2019).

Beyond Cinderella: Exploring Agency Through Domestic Fantasy, Tor.com, 2 May 2019.

That Never Happened, Uncanny Issue 27 (March/April 2019).

Malfunctioning Space Stations, Uncanny Issue 24 (September/October 2018: Special Disabled People Destroy Science Fiction issue).

The Seduction of Numbers, the Measures of Progress, Uncanny, Issue 23 (July/August 2018).

Hard Enough, Uncanny, Issue 21 (March/April 2018). Translated into Spanish at https://www.carmenromerolorenzo.es/2018/12/22/suficientemente-ciencia-ficcion-dura-de-marissa-lingen/">El Telar de Aracne.

"How Far Are We From Minneapolis?", Reckoning Issue 1, winter solstice 2016.

"The Apple and the Castle," The Reader: War for the Oaks.

"Fresh-Baked Legacy," Skirt! magazine, November 2003.

"Near Bliss" (originally called "Seeing the Future"), Skirt! magazine, June 2003.

The Changing Face of America: The Chinese Americans, Mason Crest Publishers, forthcoming.

"A Perfect Fit" (originally entitled "Underoos Generation"), Skirt! magazine, July 2002.

We Came To America: The Jewish Americans, Mason Crest Publishers, March 2002

We Came To America: The Chinese Americans, Mason Crest Publishers, March 2002

An interview with Garth Nix, Speculon, February 2002.

"Drawing the Line: What Makes YA Fiction?", Speculon, February 2002.

A review of Terry Pratchett's The Last Hero, Speculon, February 2002.

A review of Nalo Hopkinson's Skin Folk, Speculon, January 2002.

Bose-Einstein Condensates: an article for the lay person on Strange Horizons in December of 2001.

A review of Spider Robinson's The Free Lunch, Speculon, November 2001.

"Diversity, Hold the Sugar," Skirt! magazine, November 2001.

A review of Iain M. Banks' Look to Windward, Speculon, September 2001.

A review of Connie Willis' Passage, Speculon, June 2001.

"Camp Sparta," (originally entitled "Mom Vs. Camp Sparta") Skirt! magazine, June 2001.

"The Suburbs of Amber", Strange Horizons, May 2001.

A review of Terry Pratchett's The Thief of Time, Speculon, May 2001.

"What the Kelk is that Dwarf-Lover Doing?: Building a Better World Through Offensive Language," Phantastes, Spring 2001.

A review of Tim Powers' Declare, Speculon, March 2001.

A review of Orson Scott Card's Shadow of the Hegemon, Speculon, January 2001.

A guest editorial about subversion in children's lit, Speculon, November 2000.

A review of Callahan's Key, Zealot, September 2000.