Have you read "perilous and fair"? It's a collection of essays about Tolkien women and feminism
I have in the sense that I have read the articles that make it up seperately, THAT is where my absolutely beloathed Melissa A. Smith's “At Home and Abroad: Éowyn’s Two-fold Figuring as War Bride in The Lord of the Rings” comes from (throws curses at her throws curses at her throws c- literally how is this article in a so called 'feminist' compliation).
To be honest I wasnt a fan of all of them, the articles often vere a lot into making out like 'Tolkien was feminist actually you're all just reading him wrong' and straw-manning this figure of the 'feminist critic' who hates Tolkien because women don't fight or something (a critic I have never actually found in terms of real women critics who said such things, truly the definition of a strawman argument) And I feel like I recall one article being like look! Tolkien loved women! (Lists everytime obscure pieces of his letters or the recollections of others mention him meeting a woman). Like some of them get a bit maddening.
BUT It does have Robin Anne Reid's pretty comprehensive bibliography of all the scholarship done with a female focus (very useful for academic purposes and an interesting if rather depressing read) and @unamccormack's discussion surrounding women fanfic authors who made efforts to write themselves back into the story which is a great article about a continuously necessary topic (and one that does seem to make all the other 'tolkien was a feminist actually!' arguments fall rather flat if you have to become an author yourself in order to feel like women are even mildly important in middle earth).
I'm sure some of the other articles are good but admittedly I read them all at different points for different reasons so they don't stick in my memory very well and to my shame I do tend to remember the ones that annoyed me the best so 😅
