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When Kris Kelvin arrives at the planet Solaris to study the ocean that covers its surface he is forced to …
Die Oankali, reisende galaktische Genhaendler, haben die menschliche Spezies als genetische Fehlentwicklung und als Gefahr für die Entwicklung des Lebens …
Die Oankali, reisende galaktische Genhaendler, haben die menschliche Spezies als genetische Fehlentwicklung und als Gefahr für die Entwicklung des Lebens …
The second book in the Lilith's Brood trilogy, this story takes place years after the arrival of Oankali aliens in …
I've never felt so seen in my queerness and called out in my Whiteness while being forced to question the relationship with my mother and my aspirations as an artist. This will stay with me for a while
Nice read! Quite a bit of politics and world building but it worked quite well.
Herland is a utopian novel from 1915, written by American feminist Charlotte Perkins Gilman. The book describes an isolated society …
Herland is a utopian novel from 1915, written by American feminist Charlotte Perkins Gilman. The …
Content warning terf content, racism
That was a read. Let's say that this is old and it has not aged well. From a 3rd wave feminist perspective, it's kinda terrible, actually.
Some points the book tries to make are TERFy af, white-supremacist and, while claiming to be feminist, still misogynistic (though this could be debated based on the POV it's written in...).
There are some observations on how patriarchy and capitalism intersect to exploit women are well presented, but it's not further investigated.
The chapters that touch on sex are downright horrible (especially considering consent within marriage, urgh).
I would not recommend it unless you're actually looking for a text from that time period and know what you're getting into.
It's a fun Pride read. The biggest asset is definitely how gay/ queer it is, the "big twist" is quite predictable.
