HOME BOOKS BY ALEXIS KRASILOVSKY: 1. Women Behind the Camera: Conversations with Camerawomen Praeger Paperback. 1997. 248 pages. www.greenwood.com "A fascinating book for anyone, female or male, who contemplates making a career in cinematography. It offers a great wealth of insights, evaluating the rewards and the sacrifices which are facing people behind the camera in their professional and personal lives. It opens for the reader a world of strong, courageous women who are possessed by the love of film. " - Kris Malkiewicz, author, cinematographer, faculty, California Institute of the Arts "A vital addition to the nascent film literature regarding the participation on women in the filmmaking process. Krasilovsky is a major contributor to a long neglected but most important segment of serious commentary on our industry and art form." - Eric Sherman, producer, author, faculty. Art Center College of Design "[A] significant contribution-the kind of book that women entering film school should have to read. So should their teachers—and so should people in the industry." — Dr. Charles Musser, Director, Film Studies Program, Yale University "All of the interviews are deeply engaging and well presented. " - J. Tharp, University of Wisconsin Centers, for Choice "Krasilovsky's research is extensive and wide-ranging." — Prof. Suzanne Regan, Cal State L.A. "Krasilovsky, a professor at California State University, Northridge, has written an excellent book... Recommended for all serious collections on cinema studies, and for women's studies programs as well." — Wheeler Winston Dixon, Film Quarterly 2. Some Women Writers Kill Themselves and Other Poems. A Street Agency Publication. 1983,1985. ALSO BY ALEXIS KRASILOVSKY: 1. "Writing for Real" in Michael Tobias, ed.. The Search for Reality: The Art of Documentary Filmmaking (Michael Wiese: Studio City, California, 1998), pp.295-301. 2. "Of Spinners and Screenplays: A Woman's Journey Into Adaptation," Croatia Screenwriting. Fall 1994, pp.67-84. 3. "Issues in Adaptation: A Screenwriter's Journey Into Myths and Fairy Tales," Screenwriting. Spring 1994, pp. 111-122.