Reviews:

"So many of us have been waiting for exactly this book! The voices and ideas here are so worldly, feminist, engaged. " September 11" will never pass as ungendered after one reads Hawthorne's and Winter's international collection. I'm going to use this in classes and give it to friends." – Cynthia Enloe, author of Maneuvres: The International Politics of Militarising Women's Lives.

‘September 11, 2001: Feminist Perspectives is a rational and sound alternative to all the patriotic and emotional writing that appeared on the anniversary of September 11’ - Erica Benns, Entropy

‘Unsurprisingly, many Afghan women regard the new political order as a false dawn … Their concerns, together with some of the best literary responses … have been consolidated in an excellent book of diverse feminist perspectives, edited by Susan Hawthorne and Bronwyn Winter’ – Scott Burchill, The Age

Whilst it cannot be said that this is a book which makes enjoyable reading, the subject of September 11 itself being utterly disheartening, it is a book which at once inspires and shocks, moves and awakens and above all, re–affirms the strength of the world’s women and the pure necessity for their voices to be heard. … September 11: Feminist Perspectives, represents an essential contribution to the vast literature spawned by the events of that day in New York. Liz Crock, Canadian Women’s Studies Journal