Elaine Radford

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Elaine Radford is an American author of science fiction and non-fiction, perhaps best known for her controversial 1987 essay drawing parallels between Ender Wiggin and Adolf Hitler – an essay which drew a rebuttal from Orson Scott Card, and which has been cited by, among others, John Kessel.^[1]

She has also written several books on the proper care of pet birds, published by TFH Publications.

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• Official site
• Ender and Hitler: Sympathy for the Superman

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