Contemporary Women's Writing

Gordana Kuić’s “Balkan Trilogy”: On the Intimacy of Sephardi Matrilineal Legacies Get access

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Edwidge Danticat Studies: Past, Present, and Future Get access

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Personal and Theoretical Entanglements: Autotheoretical Reflections on Invisible Illness and Trauma in Amy Berkowitz’s Tender Points Get access

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Introduction: Motherhood, Mobility, Migration in Twenty-First-Century Women’s Writing

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“My Work Is to Show That It’s So Much More Beautiful When You Can Mix”: An Interview With Kim Thúy

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The Migrant Mother’s Silence in Her Mother Tongue as a Mothering Strategy

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Maternal Fictions: Writing the Mother in Indian Women’s Fiction Get access

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Retraction and replacement of: A Pen against the Paper Grain: Interview with the Saudi Writer Omaima Al-Khamis

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A Pen Against the Paper Grain: Interview With the Saudi Writer Omaima Al-Khamis Get access

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At a Remove: The Curious State(lessness) of Migrant Mothering in Novels by Shumona Sinha and Nathacha Appanah

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Queer, Migrant Non-Parenthood in Désorientale by Négar Djavadi and Gabrielle by Agnès Vannouvong

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Dashing off a Diagnosis: Diagnostic Reading in Meg Mason’s Sorrow and Bliss Get access

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“If We Wait, It Is We That Will Be Burned”: Exploring Decolonial Violence in Ursula Le Guin’s The Word for World Is Forest Get access

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Era mucho el miedo by Gloria Inés Peláez and En el brazo del río by Marbel Sandoval Ordóñez: The Novels of the Second State in Colombia Get access

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“Being / together”: Bernardine Evaristo’s Girl, Woman, Other and the Black British Women’s Movement

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Maggie O’Farrell: Contemporary Critical Perspectives Get access

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“[N]o branch, no leaf, no fruit”: Writing about Infertility and Assisted Reproduction in the Poetry of Monica Youn’s Blackacre (2016) and Allison Cobb’s Green-Wood (2010)

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Multilingual Life Writing by French and Francophone Women: Translingual Selves Get access

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“A Different Creature, Not So Human”: Globalgothic Shapeshifting and Weaponzed Rape in Nnedi Okorafor’s Who Fears Death Get access

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