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Welcome to our virtual exhibit for the National Women's Studies Association! All of the books listed here are available to you at the meeting discount of 30% off list price plus free U.S. shipping. Click on the buy buttons below and use the promotional code EX58420 in the shopping cart to get 30% off physical books.*

Books in this field are acquired by a variety of editors.

Ebook discount: Most of the books published by the University of Chicago Press are also available in ebook form from our website. To get a 20% discount on ebooks published by the University of Chicago Press, use promotional code UCPXEB during checkout. (UCPXEB only applies to full-priced ebooks published by the University of Chicago Press.)

We also welcome you to browse our Journals Division’s women's studies journals. Enjoy a selection of free articles and a 20% discount on most subscriptions with code UCPJ20.** Our journals include The Journal of African American History, SignsAmerican Journal of Sociology, and Early Modern Women.

*This offer is valid until January 8, 2027. For titles where paperback and cloth versions are available, the discount only applies to the paperback. Please note that not all of our books are available globally. For sales restrictions on individual titles, please see the book on our website.

**Discounts may not apply to all membership journals. Postage may apply to journal subscriptions with a print component. Taxes apply. Visit the journal home pages for more information.

The Chicago Booth at NWSA

Featured Books

Held by Form

Feminism, Poetics, Critical Practice

Anna Moser

Beer Ghosts

In Search of Lost Hops and the Women Who Grew Them

Jennifer A. Jordan

Writing with Fire

The Cowboy Suit Tragedy and the Course of a Life

Barbara Young Welke

For Customers Only

Public Bathrooms and the Making of American Inequality

Bryant Simon

Penelope’s Bones

A New History of Homer’s World through the Women Written Out of It

Emily Hauser

He Words Me

Men Writing as Women in Early Modern England

Catherine Loomis

Way Makers

An Anthology of Women’s Writing about Walking

Kerri Andrews

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