Works by
Erica Stux
(Poet, Writer)

Biography

• The Achievers: Great Women In The Biological Sciences (2005)
  Ages 9-12

• Enrico Fermi Trailblazer in Nuclear Physics (2004)

• Sequins and Sorrow (2002) by Erica Stux and  Marty Diamond

• Writing for Freedom: A Story About Lydia Maria Child (2000) by Erica Stux with Mary O'Keefe Young, Illustrator
  A biography of the woman who risked her success in the male-dominated literary world of nineteenth-century America to become a passionate advocate for the abolition of slavery.

• Eight Who Made a Difference: Pioneer Women in the Arts (1999)

Fiction

• \Landlady (1991)

Humor

• Who, Me? Paranoid? Humor, Humor Everywhere (2006)
  "I knew early on that Life is out to get me," writes Erica Stux in Who, Me? Paranoid? Instead of (or in addition to) curling up in the fetal position when faced with some of life's more interesting challenges—a cat that refuses to catch mice, the search for a nonexistent party, a hospital stay, a tax audit—she's learned to find the humor in the situation, and to make us laugh about it.

Poetry

• Going for the Jocular Vein
  Humorous book of verse available by writing directly to Erica Stux  or  at http://www.hazelst.com.