Great Women Writers in World Literature, authored by M. L. Shah, explores the contributions of prominent women writers to the development of world literature. The book highlights the literary achievements, creative vision, and intellectual contributions of women authors from different countries, cultures, and historical periods.

The subject focuses on the role of women in shaping literary traditions through poetry, novels, short stories, drama, and other forms of literary expression. It examines how women writers have addressed significant themes such as gender inequality, identity, freedom, social justice, love, human relationships, cultural traditions, and the struggle for women's rights.

The book also draws attention to the challenges women writers have faced in gaining recognition within traditionally male-dominated literary institutions. By exploring their diverse experiences and perspectives, it emphasises the importance of women's voices in enriching global literary heritage and promoting a deeper understanding of human society.

This book may be useful for students, teachers, researchers, and readers interested in world literature, women's writing, feminist literary criticism, and comparative literature.