About Nell Shipman

1. Acker, Ally. Reel Women: Pioneers of the Cinema, 1896 to the Present. New York: Continuum,1993.
   
2. Armatage, Kay. The Silent Scream and My Talking Heart.
   
3. Armatage, Kay. Animals in the Films of Nell Shipman.
   
4. Armatage, Kay. Nell Shipman: A Case of Heroic Femininity.
   
5. Armatage, Kay. The Silent Scream and My Talking Heart.
   
6. Drew, William M. Something New: The Speeding Sweethearts of the Silent Screen, 1908-1921.
   
7. Everson, William K. "Rediscovery: The Films of Nell Shipman." Films in Review 40.4 (April 1989): 228-30.
   
8. Fulbright, Tom. "Queen of the Dog Sleds." Classic Film Collector (fall 1969): 31.
   
9. Foster, Gwendolyn. Women Film Directors: An International Bio-Critical Dictonary. Greenwood Press, Connecticut. 1995.
   
10. Morris, Peter. "The Taming of the Few: Nell Shipman in the Context of Her Times."In The Silent Screen and My Talking Heart, 195-205. Boise, ID; Boise State University Press,1987.
    
11. Shipman, Nell. The Silent Screen and My Talking Heart: An Autobiography. Boise, ID: Hemingway Western Studies Series, Boise State University Press, 1987.
    
12. Slide, Anthony. Early Women Directors. New York: Da Capo, 1984.
    
13. Walker, Joseph, and Juanita Walker. "Danger in God's Country." American Cinematographer 66.5 (May 1985): 34-43.
14. Walker, Joseph, and Juanita Walker. The Light on her Face. The ASC Press. 1984.

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