"That's No Way to Treat a Fairy"
| Year for Search |
1980
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| Secondary Title |
Crystal Crone (London)
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| Annotation |
Eutopia. The Leprechauns ruled the small people enslaving some their own people, the workers, and the fairies, and the women were treated worst of all. A women's revolution brings about communities of mixed men and women, all men, and all women, which is presented as a eutopia within the post-revolutionary eutopia. |
| Volume / Edition |
no. 1
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| Pagination |
11-17
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| Published Date |
1980 |
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| Full Text |
1980 Fitzgerald, Luchia. “That’s No Way to Treat a Fairy.” Crystal Crone (London), no. 1 (1980): 11-17. PSt Eutopia. The Leprechauns ruled the small people enslaving some of their own people, the workers, and the fairies, and the women were treated worst of all. A women’s revolution brings about communities of mixed men and women, all men, and all women, which is presented as a eutopia within the post-revolutionary eutopia. The female author was born in Ireland and moved to London when she was sixteen. |
| Author Note |
The female author was born in Ireland and moved to London when she was sixteen. |
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