Gender studies: women books

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A Polemical Work By the Scottish Reformer Published in 1558. It Attacks Female Monarchs Arguing That Rule By Females...  Read More >>

seedfall is a thoughtful new literary anthology for a general audience. Poetry, lyric essay, fiction, photography,...  Read More >>

Celebrate the 10th anniversary of Message From a Blue Jay with this expanded edition, now including two additional...  Read More >>

Finding a partner is a dangerous game, keeping one difficult. But do you really want to keep them anyway? Stay 'tooned...  Read More >>

From teen alcoholism and a devastating childhood, God redeemed Susan's all-but-ruined life, delivering her to nursing-home...  Read More >>

Armed with nothing but the flimsy evidence of a Bata shoebox filled with her mother's old photographs, Monique Layton...  Read More >>

Agatha! presents a sketch book developed during Agatha's tour of Europe with three companions in 1912. It includes...  Read More >>

This book explores the potential of AI to create a more equitable world, emphasizing that AI can drive social progress...  Read More >>

Wisdom Seekers: Sphinx Worship by 9 Patrick di Santo highlights the centrality of female deities in ancient theologies,...  Read More >>

Step into the shadowed corners of 1692 Salem, where whispers ignite fear and hysteria sets the stage for one of...  Read More >>

Mama, God loves you! He wants you to abound in faith and hope, even as you navigate life in a world crumbling under...  Read More >>

This book is not only a love letter to myself, but to all those that need to be understood and feel the healing...  Read More >>

""Life does not give you what you deserve; life gives you what you demand"". The best way to make demand and be...  Read More >>

Becoming An Unstoppable Woman MagazineDecember 2024 EditionIn the December 2024 edition of Becoming an Unstoppable...  Read More >>

In the early twentieth century, white-controlled magazines and Black magazines told very different stories about...  Read More >>

In this volume, Christine L. Garlough explores how traditional cultural forms may be critically appropriated by...  Read More >>

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Latin American literature has depicted warrior woman and trans warrior characters in armed conflicts but literary...  Read More >>

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Thefirst published collection of scholarship on Naomi Mitchison's life and work, including a new, never-before-published...  Read More >>

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