WOMEN'S STUDIES

- MOREAU (Thérèse),  The Great Book of Secret Recipes. A Translation and Critical Edition from French by Dr. Christine M. Reno (Vassar College) and Thérèse Moreau.

ISBN: 1-931948-30-5.   

- The "Strange Girl" in Twentieth Century Spanish Novels Written by Women.  By Ellen C. Mayock (Washington and Lee University, USA).  ISBN: 1-931948-22-4.   

- Rupturas espaciales.  Palabra e imagen en textos catalanes.  By Esther Raventós-Pons (York University, Canada). 

ISBN: 1-931948-10-0.

- Expirer au Féminin.   Narratives of Female Dissolution in French Classical Texts. By Mary Jo Muratore (University of Missouri-Columbia, USA).  ISBN:  1-931948-14-3.

- The Other Mexican Muse:  Sor María Anna Águeda de San Ignacio (1695-1756).  By Jennifer Eich (Loyola Marimount University, California, USA).  ISBN:   1-889431-67-2.

-  Cuatro décadas, cuatro autoras. La forja de la novela femenina española en los albores del nuevo milenio. By Char Prieto (Valparaiso University, USA.)  ISBN: 1-931948-18-6.

- Courtiers, Courtesans, Pícaros, and Prostitutes:  The Art and Artifice of Selling One's Self in Golden Age Spain. By Jennifer Cooley (University of Northern Iowa, USA).  ISBN: 1-889431-77-X.

- Breaking Boundaries, Forging Friendship.   The Convent and Women's Writing in Seventeenth-Century Spain.  By Nancy Cushing-Daniels (Gettysburg College, USA).   ISBN: 1-889431-60-5.

- Challenging Gender and Genre in the Literary Text.  The Works of Nuria Amat.  By Nuria Capdevilla-Argüelles (University of Lancaster, England).  ISBN: 1-931948-04-6.

- Entre el Exilio y la Memoria:  Josefina Leyva y su obra (Textos Críticos). Edited by Margarita Krakusin (Alma College).  ISBN: 1-931948-03-8.

- Sisters of Medea:  The Tragic Heroine Across Cultures.  By Domnica Radulescu (Washington and Lee University).

ISBN: 1-931948-48-8.

- Women and Indian Modernity.  Readings of Colonial and Postcolonial Novels.  By Nalini Natarajan (University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras).  ISBN: 1-889431-82-6.

- Womansaints.  The Saintly Portrayal of Select African-American and Latina Cultural Heroines.  By Lisa Pertillar Brevard (Dillard University, New Orleans, USA).  ISBN: 1-889431-49-4.

- Theorising Gender, Sexuality and the Body in Calderonian Theatre.  By Michaela J. Heigl (University of Dublin, Ireland).  ISBN: 1-889431-84-2.

- Re-Presenting the Nation.  Contemporary Mexican Women Writers.  By Charlene Merithew (Assumption College, Worcester, MA., USA).  ISBN: 1-889431-96-6.

 - La subversión del discurso autoritario en la narrativa de Cristina Peri Rossi.  By Carmen Domínguez (University of Paisley, Scotland, United Kingdom).  ISBN: 1-889431-74-5.

- La différance francophone.  By Isabelle Favre (University of Arizona, USA) [Presses Universitaires du Nouveau Monde].  ISBN: 1-889431-85-0.

- Lesbianism and Homosexuality  in Early Modern Spain.   Literature and Theater in Context.   Co-edited by María-José Delgado (Capital University, USA) and Alain Saint-Saëns.  ISBN: 1-889431-53-2.

- (Auto) biografía y Misticismo Femeninos en la Colonia.  La Relación escrita por Madre Josefa de la Providencia sobre Madre Antonia Lucía Maldonado.   By Fernando Iturburu (State University of New York at Plattsburgh, USA).

ISBN: 1-889431-66-4.

- La Otra Mirada. La mujer y el cine en la cultura española.  By Maria Donapetry (Pomona College, USA).

ISBN: 1-889431-24-9.

- Sex and Love in Golden Age Spain. (Second Edition).  By Alain Saint-Saëns, ed.  ISBN: 1-889431-01-X.

- Blue Roses for a Dead... Lady?  By María Antonia Oliver.  Translation and Critical Edition by Kathleen McNerney (West Virginia University, USA).  ISBN: 1-889431-30-3.

- Júlia.  By Isabel Clara Simó.   Translation and Critical Edition by Patricia Hart (Purdue University, USA).

ISBN: 1-889431-31-1.