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A Mahfouz Medal-winner that weaves together a tender tale of bittersweet love between a mother and son.

A young woman flees Argentina's Dirty War but cannot leave her past behind.

An Israeli girl's diaries addressed to Anne Frank chronicle romantic trysts with her female teacher.

A memoir of traditions lost and found, a flooded city and the healing power of food.

A readable guide to the beginnings of women's history, from the best-selling author Marilyn French.

Explores how "bearing witness" exposes inequalities of power and can lead to revolutionary movements like feminism.

An Edith Wharton and Henry James pairing explores "reality" in two classic tales.

Women's struggles during social and economic revolutions in the 20th and 21st centuries by acclaimed feminist.

Although millions of women in the United States have worked on the land, With These Hands is the first history of their work. This collection begins with the agricultural work of Native American women, and traces to the eighties their experience as well as that of Euro-American, Hispanic, Black, and Asian women who have struggled to remain on the land. Rural women's complex lives emerge through letters, songs, fiction, official documents, jour...

How to cope with sexual harassment in public schools and on the streets today.

A writer encounters Hiroshima's survivors at the original Ground Zero as 9/11 changes her marriage and family back home.

The wild ride of a young woman's sexual rebellion in war-torn Beirut.

A true story of sexual violence, a corrupt property market, and the fight for justice.

Haunting stories by highly-acclaimed Israeli author Michal Govrin.

The first decade to date of the new millennium, as viewed through the lens of the New York based installation artist.

The Evel Knievel of dance creates a new way of seeing the body in action.

Hearing parents battle to do what's best for their deaf children.

A bestseller for decades, this contemporary classic gets a substantial new introduction by the authors.

The South African novel of identity that "deserves a wide audience on a par with Nadine Gordimer.

Activists and educators explore ways to strengthen the ties between the classroom and the world.