"Women and Disability in Medieval Literature" is a groundbreaking academic book that analyzes gender and disability in late medieval literature. It examines how these two themes are represented both thematically and formally in popular literary works of the time. By exploring romance, conduct literature, and spiritual autobiography, the book develops a gender-specific model to illuminate the processes through which differences such as gender and disability are coded as deviant. This comprehensive analysis offers new perspectives on the interactions between gender roles and the perception of disability in literature, thereby deepening the understanding of social norms and their literary representation.