Jean's Work
Recommended Reading to help you through     
          the wait for Jean's next book!

Forwards & Introductions:

Mammoths by Adrian Lister and Paul Bahn - Jean wrote the two-page foreward for this excellent, sometimes difficult to find book. (non-fiction)
"...How I wish this readable book had been available when I was trying to find information about woolly mammoths for my books of Ice Age fiction, instead of having to search through dozens of highly techincal books and papers. ... In weaving together all the various strands of this fascinating story, Lister and Bahn have performed a great service for all of us.  We have learned about more than the life of the mysterious mammoth, we have learned something about ourselves as well."  (Amazon US) (Amazon UK) (Amazon DE)

Fires of Survival by Doreen Wiley Gandy (1994) - introduction by Jean Auel. Info about Doreen and this book can be read at the ReadersNDEX. Note: I've received quite a few emails in the last few years asking if Jean had written this book under a pseudonym. She didn't! Doreen has been writing for a while now, and shares the same literary agent as Jean, but is a writer in her own right. (Amazon US)

The Law (in Plain English) for Writers by Leonard D. DuBoff (1992) - foreward by Jean Auel. (Amazon US)

Grab the Brass Ring: The American Carousel by Anne Dion Hinds (1990) - foreward by Jean Auel. (Out of print.) Follows the history of the merry-go-round. (Amazon US)

This Far-Off Sunset Land: A Pictorial History of Washington County, Oregon by Carolyn M. Buan (1999) - foreward by Jean Auel. (Amazon US)

Jean's Articles:

Jean sent in a letter entitled Early Americans in response to an article entitled Genes may link ancient Eurasians, Native Americans (24 Apr 98, p. 520) by Virginia Morell.
Science Magazine v. 280 (12June1998) (ISSN 0036-8075) p. 1671

Title: Books : The Real Fahrenheit 451.
Author: Long, Marion.
Source: Omni Magazine Feb 1987, v9n5, p. 22
Notes: Four popular authors discuss their views about censorship in America. Comments are presented from Arthur C. Clarke, Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury and Jean Auel.