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Femmes écrivains

Featured — award winners and classics first, when available. Use “Show different books” for a new selection.

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Reinventing the enemy's language

Gloria Bird, Joy Harjo

1997

Caribbean shadows & Victorian ghosts

Kathleen J. Renk

1999

As I Crossed a Bridge of Dreams

Sarashina

1989

Caribbean women writers

Thorunn Lonsdale, Mary Condé

1999

The Female autograph

Domna C. Stanton

1987

Image and power

Sarah Sceats, Gail Cunningham

1996

A very great profession

Nicola Beauman

1983

Domestic Allegories of Political Desire

Claudia Tate

1992

Eat My Words

Janet Theophano

2003

Three tragedies by renaissance women

Jane Lady Lumley, Elizabeth Cary

1999

Labor & desire

Paula Rabinowitz

1991

Life lines

Celeste Schenck, Bella Brodzki, Celeste Marguerite Schenck

1988

The father-daughter plot

Rebecca L. Copeland, Esperanza U. Ramirez-Christensen

2001

Unruly tongue

Martha J. Cutter

1999

Women's Writing in Middle English (Longman Annotated Texts)

Alexandra Barratt

1992

Reading black, reading feminist

Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

1990

Conjuring

Marjorie Pryse, Hortense J. Spillers

1985

In Their Own Voices

Adeola James

1990

Bearing the word

Margaret Homans

1986

Of women, poetry, and power

Zofia Burr

2002

Unnatural Affections

George E. Haggerty

1998

Diaries of Charlotte Perkins Gilman

Charlotte Perkins Gilman

1994

The madwoman in the attic

Susan Gubar, Sandra M. Gilbert

1979

The woman reader

Jean Milloy

1991

Black women, writing, and identity

Carole Boyce Davies

1994

Penelope voyages

Karen Lawrence

1994

The bright work grows

Jonathan Wordsworth

1997

Journeys in new worlds

William L. Andrews

1990

Boss ladies, watch out!

Terry Castle

2002

French dressing

Nancy K. Miller

1995

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