Women's History Month Picks

Don't forget to check out some of our women's studies books to help commemorate Women's History Month!

New books from Fall '11 and Spring '12:

A MESS OF GREENS: SOUTHERN GENDER AND SOUTHERN FOOD
By Elizabeth S.D. Engelhardt

PHILLIS WHEATLEY: BIOGRAPHY OF GENIUS IN BONDAGE
By Vincent Carretta 

MAKING WAR, MAKING WOMEN: FEMININITY AND DUTY ON THE AMERICAN HOME FRONT, 1941-1945
By Melissa A. McEuen

WOMEN, GENDER, AND TERRORISM
Edited by Laura Sjoberg and Caron E. Gentry

Select backlist:

New in paperback

GEORGIA'S FRONTIER WOMEN: FEMALE FORTUNES IN A SOUTHERN COLONY
By Ben Marsh  

MARGARET FULLER, WANDERING PILGRIM
By Meg McGavran Murray 


FLANNERY O'CONNOR: THE OBEDIENT IMAGINATION
By Sarah Gordon




GLASS CEILINGS AND 100-HOUR COUPLES: WHAT THE OPT-OUT PHENOMENON CAN TEACH US ABOUT WORK AND FAMILY
By Karine Moe and Dianna Shandy

MERCY OTIS WARREN: SELECTED LETTERS
Edited by Jeffrey H. Richards and Sharon M. Harris

ROMANCING THE VOTE: FEMINIST ACTIVISM IN AMERICAN FICTION, 1870-1920
By Leslie Petty

SLEEPING WITH ONE EYE OPEN: WOMEN WRITERS AND THE ART OF SURVIVAL
Edited by Marilyn Kallet and Judith Ortiz Cofer

SOUTHERN WOMEN AT THE SEVEN SISTER COLLEGES: FEMINIST VALUES AND SOCIAL ACTIVISM, 1875-1915
By Joan Marie Johnson