As part of our Spotlight on The Female Voice, enjoy a discount on selected books and free access to a selection of articles from across our journals, available until March 31st 2022.

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we are offering 30% off selected e-book and print books – to take advantage of this offer, use code FEMVOICE30 at the checkout, available throughout March. (30% deducted at checkout. Duties and customs taxes charged by the courier may apply when ordering a print book within the EU.)

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We are also making a selection of our journal articles free to read for the month. Featuring a broad range of subject areas that explore the female voice, including literature, visual culture, planning, cultural studies, and modern Christian theology.

The chosen articles explore topics such as contemporary women’s writing, Georgian female dueling, representations of the feminine in film, and the exploration of sex work in the internet age.

Journal articles free to read:

Essays in Romanticism

FEMALE DUELING AND WOMEN’S RIGHTS 
Catherine Haworth

Journal of Romance Studies

DISORDERLY EATING IN CONTEMPORARY WOMEN’S WRITING 
Daniel Baldwin Hess

Bulletin of Hispanic Studies

WOMEN AND HAUNTED HOUSES IN THE FILMS OF JAUME BALAGUERÓ: THE NIGHTMARES OF PRESENCE 
Ann Davies

Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies

TOWARD A NEW MADWOMAN THEORY: RECKONING THE PATHOLOGIZATION OF SYLVIA PLATH 
Maria Rovito

Journal of Romance Studies

FEMINIST TESTIMONY IN THE INTERNET AGE: SEX WORK, BLOGGING AND THE POLITICS OF WITNESSING
Carrie Hamilton

International Development Planning Review

URBAN VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS (VAWG) IN TRANSNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE: REFLECTIONS FROM BRAZILIAN WOMEN IN LONDON 
Cathy McIlwaine | Yara Evans

Quebec Studies

DOSSIER: FEMINIST READINGS OF CONTEMPORARY MALE WRITERS
Lori Saint-Martin | Katherine Roberts

Historical Studies in Industrial Relations

REPRESENTING WOMEN: THE INTRODUCTION, CONTEXT AND IMPLICATIONS OF RESERVED SEATS FOR WOMEN IN THE NATIONAL UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES
R. H. (Bob) Fryer | Stephen Williams

Extrapolation

TWILIGHT: FAIRY TALE AND FEMININE DEVELOPMENT
Bonnie Gaarden

Modern Believing

STANDING ON COMMON GROUND: FEMINIST THEOLOGICAL METHODS AS APPLIED CHRISTIANITY AND ISLAM
Sarah Bolton

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