The Gate to Women s Country Tepper s finest novel to date is set in a post holocaust feminist dystopia that offers only two political alternatives a repressive polygamist sect that is slowly self destructing through inbreeding a

Tepper s finest novel to date is set in a post holocaust feminist dystopia that offers only two political alternatives a repressive polygamist sect that is slowly self destructing through inbreeding and the matriarchal dictatorship called Women s Country Here, in a desperate effort to prevent another world war, the women have segregated most men into closed military garrTepper s finest novel to date is set in a post holocaust feminist dystopia that offers only two political alternatives a repressive polygamist sect that is slowly self destructing through inbreeding and the matriarchal dictatorship called Women s Country Here, in a desperate effort to prevent another world war, the women have segregated most men into closed military garrisons and have taken on themselves every other function of government, industry, agriculture, science and learning.The resulting manifold responsibilities are seen through the life of Stavia, from a dreaming 10 year old to maturity as doctor, mother and member of the Marthatown Women s Council As in Tepper s Awakeners series books, the rigid social systems are tempered by the voices of individual experience and, here, by an imaginative reworking of The Trojan Woman that runs through the text A rewarding and challenging novel that is to be valued for its provocative ideas.
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Best Read [Sheri S. Tepper] ✓ The Gate to Women's Country || [Fiction Book] PDF ↠
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Title: Best Read [Sheri S. Tepper] ✓ The Gate to Women's Country || [Fiction Book] PDF ↠
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Sheri Stewart Tepper was a prolific American author of science fiction, horror and mystery novels she was particularly known as a feminist science fiction writer, often with an ecofeminist slant.Born near Littleton, Colorado, for most of her career 1962 1986 she worked for Rocky Mountain Planned Parenthood, where she eventually became Executive Director She has two children and is married to Gene Tepper She operated a guest ranch in Santa Fe, New Mexico.She wrote under several pseudonyms, including A.J Orde, E.E Horlak, and B.J Oliphant Her early work was published under the name Sheri S Eberhart.