You know, I just got this book out from the library a couple of weeks ago, and I read the first several chapters and put it back down, like, I thought I should probably finish it, but that wasn't enough to actually get me to finish it...
Have you read Tiptree's Houston, Houston, Do You Read? I mean, Tiptree was writing quite a while back, of course, but her version of this -- well, it's a little different in conceit, but anyway the world of women where the men have all died off and they're confronted by men from before that time, is very different than our world and that's what's so interesting about it.
Huh. I am surprised there are no thoughts about reproduction. Interesting.
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Date: 2018-04-15 03:33 am (UTC)Have you read Tiptree's Houston, Houston, Do You Read? I mean, Tiptree was writing quite a while back, of course, but her version of this -- well, it's a little different in conceit, but anyway the world of women where the men have all died off and they're confronted by men from before that time, is very different than our world and that's what's so interesting about it.
Huh. I am surprised there are no thoughts about reproduction. Interesting.