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6 books on BookJumpr, mentioned 2 times in other books.
Books by Jo Walton
Quotes from Jo Walton's books, and about them
The Just City on The Republic : “Well, some people are trying to set up Plato’s Republic.”The Just City on Symposium : “I had read all the Plato I had been allowed, which was only the Apology and the Symposium and the Lysis.”The Just City on Protagoras : “I read the Symposium and the Protagoras, and then I began the Republic.”The Just City on Iliad : “we knew all about the Trojan War—a version of the Iliad was one of our favorite books.”The Just City on Laws : “It’s in the Laws too.” I’d only recently read the Laws.”The Just City on Apology : ““I thought you were dead.” I had wept for him, reading the Apology.”The Just City on Phaedo : “It’s what Plato wrote in the Phaedo, isn’t it?”The Just City on Gorgias : “I'm going to be entirely self-indulgent and re-read the Gorgias," I said.”The Just City on Crito : Epigraph: 'Wherever you go, there are plenty of places where you will find a welcome; and if you choose to go to Thessaly, I have friends there who will make much of you and give you complete protection, so that no one in Thessaly can interfere with you.' —PLATO, CRITOThe Just City on Lysis : “I had read all the Plato I had been allowed, which was only the Apology and the Symposium and the Lysis.”
Authors Jo Walton's books mention
Plato (23): The Just City mentions The Republic , Symposium , Protagoras , Laws , Apology , Phaedo , Gorgias , Crito , Lysis , Phaedrus ; The Philosopher Kings mentions The Republic , Symposium , Timaeus , Critias ; Necessity mentions The Republic , Euthyphro , Phaedo , Apology , Crito ; Among Others mentions The Republic , Symposium , Laws ; Lent mentions Phaedo Ursula K. Le Guin (6): Among Others mentions The Wind's Twelve Quarters , The Dispossessed , The Lathe of Heaven , A Wizard of Earthsea , The Farthest Shore , The Left Hand of Darkness Mary Renault (5): The Just City mentions The Last of the Wine ; Among Others mentions Return to Night , The Persian Boy , The Charioteer , The Last of the Wine Roger Zelazny (5): Among Others mentions Sign of the Unicorn , Nine Princes in Amber , Creatures of Light and Darkness , He Who Shapes , The Dream Master William Shakespeare (5): Necessity mentions Love's Labour's Lost ; Among Others mentions The Tempest , Romeo and Juliet , The Winter's Tale , Richard II Anne McCaffrey (4): Among Others mentions Dragonquest , Dragonsinger , The White Dragon , Weyr Search Arthur C. Clarke (4): Among Others mentions Imperial Earth , The Forgotten Enemy , Childhood's End , 2001: A Space Odyssey Homer (4): The Just City mentions Iliad ; The Philosopher Kings mentions Iliad , Homeric Hymn to Apollo ; Necessity mentions Iliad James Tiptree Jr. (4): Among Others mentions Warm Worlds and Otherwise , The Girl Who Was Plugged In , Houston, Houston, Do You Read? , Love Is the Plan the Plan Is Death Kurt Vonnegut (4): Among Others mentions Breakfast of Champions , Cat's Cradle , Welcome to the Monkey House , The Sirens of Titan Robert A. Heinlein (4): Among Others mentions Starship Troopers , Time Enough For Love , The Number of the Beast , Glory Road Ada Palmer (3): The Just City mentions Dogs of Peace ; The Philosopher Kings mentions Somebody Will ; Necessity mentions A New World J R R Tolkien (3): Among Others mentions The Lord of the Rings , The Hobbit , The Silmarillion Ovid (3): The Philosopher Kings mentions Metamorphoses ; Necessity mentions Metamorphoses ; Lent mentions Art of Love Piers Anthony (3): Among Others mentions A Spell for Chameleon , Chaining the Lady , Vicinity Cluster Susan Cooper (3): Among Others mentions The Dark Is Rising , Silver on the Tree , The Grey King Virgil (3): The Philosopher Kings mentions The Aeneid ; Necessity mentions The Aeneid ; Among Others mentions The Aeneid C. S. Lewis (2): Among Others mentions Mere Christianity , Prince Caspian Christopher Priest (2): Among Others mentions Inverted World , A Dream of Wessex Isaac Asimov (2): Among Others mentions The End of Eternity , Asimov's Guide to Science Poul Anderson (2): Among Others mentions The Broken Sword , Guardians of Time Samuel R. Delany (2): Among Others mentions Babel-17 , Empire Star T. S. Eliot (2): Among Others mentions The Waste Land , Four Quartets Theodore Sturgeon (2): Among Others mentions A Touch of Strange , If All Men Were Brothers, Would You Let One Marry Your Sister? Aeschylus (1): The Philosopher Kings mentions The Myrmidons Aldous Huxley (1): Among Others mentions Brave New World Anonymous (1): Lent mentions Corpus Hermeticum
Augustine of Hippo (1): Lent mentions The City of God Benedict of Nursia (1): Lent mentions The Rule of St Benedict C.J. Cherryh (1): Among Others mentions Gate of Ivrel Charles Dickens (1): Among Others mentions Our Mutual Friend Charlotte Brontë (1): Among Others mentions Jane Eyre Dante Alighieri (1): Lent mentions Inferno Dodie Smith (1): Among Others mentions I Capture the Castle Douglas Adams (1): Among Others mentions The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Elizabeth von Arnim (1): The Philosopher Kings mentions The Enchanted April François Fénelon (1): The Just City mentions Telemachus Frank Herbert (1): Among Others mentions Dune Giovanni Boccaccio (1): Lent mentions The Decameron Giovanni Pico della Mirandola (1): The Philosopher Kings mentions Oration on the Dignity of Man Girolamo Savonarola (1): Lent mentions The Triumph of the Cross H. D. F. Kitto (1): Among Others mentions The Greeks Hal Clement (1): Among Others mentions Mission of Gravity Harlan Ellison (1): Among Others mentions Dangerous Visions John Brunner (1): Among Others mentions Stand on Zanzibar John Fowles (1): Among Others mentions The Magus John Keats (1): Necessity mentions Ode on a Grecian Urn John Wyndham (1): Among Others mentions The Chrysalids Josephine Tey (1): Among Others mentions The Daughter of Time Judith Kerr (1): Among Others mentions When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels (1): Among Others mentions The Communist Manifesto L. M. Montgomery (1): Among Others mentions Jane of Lantern Hill Larry Niven (1): Among Others mentions The Flight of the Horse Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle (1): Among Others mentions The Mote in God's Eye Marion Zimmer Bradley (1): Among Others mentions The Spell Sword Mary Stewart (1): Among Others mentions The Crystal Cave Nevil Shute (1): Among Others mentions An Old Captivity Niccolò Machiavelli (1): Lent mentions The Mandrake Philip K. Dick (1): Among Others mentions The Man in the High Castle Pico della Mirandola (1): Lent mentions Nine Hundred Theses Plotinus (1): Lent mentions Enneads Plutarch (1): Lent mentions Life of Alexander Quintus Curtius Rufus (1): Lent mentions History of Alexander Rainer Maria Rilke (1): Necessity mentions Archaic Torso of Apollo Robert Silverberg (1): Among Others mentions Dying Inside Spider Robinson (1): Among Others mentions Callahan's Crosstime Saloon Sylvia Engdahl (1): Among Others mentions Beyond the Tomorrow Mountains Terry Brooks (1): Among Others mentions The Sword of Shannara Thomas Aquinas (1): The Philosopher Kings mentions Summa Tehologica Thomas Hobbes (1): Lent mentions Leviathan W. H. Auden (1): Among Others mentions Selected Poems Walter Scott (1): Among Others mentions Lochinvar Ward Moore (1): Among Others mentions Bring the Jubilee Zenna Henderson (1): Among Others mentions Pilgrimage
Plus 1 mention between Jo Walton's own books.
Authors who mention Jo Walton
Plus 1 mention between Jo Walton's own books.