Enemy Feminisms (Haymarket Books)

Haymarket Books is an independent, nonprofit book publisher based in Chicago, founded in 2001. The company focuses on publishing nonfiction works related to left-wing politics, socialism, and social justice. With over 500 titles published since its inception, Haymarket Books releases 40 to 50 new books each season, including politically engaged poetry, children's literature, and works by marginalized voices.

The name "Haymarket Books" pays homage to the 1886 Haymarket affair, a pivotal event in labor history. The publisher aims to contribute to social and economic justice struggles and serves as a vibrant part of social movements and critical education. Their audience includes activists, scholars, and readers interested in progressive and radical political thought. Haymarket Books also engages in Spanish-language publishing projects to reach a broader audience. Recognized as a fast-growing independent publisher, Haymarket has achieved New York Times best-seller status with several titles.