Wingwomen of Hera
| Year for Search |
1987
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| Annotation |
Feminist eutopia. Two planets are described. The feminist eutopia is Hera, which appears to be inhabited only by telepathic, winged women. The other planet, Maladar, exists in caves in the Ice and is dominated by men. The novel deals with a deadly disease found on both planets, with the struggles of one woman on Maladar, and with the spacefaring of the women on Hera. |
| Published Date |
1987 |
| Publisher |
Spinsters/Aunt Lute
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| Place Published |
San Francisco, CA
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| Full Text |
1987 Hall, Sandi (b. 1942). Wingwomen of Hera. San Francisco, CA: Spinsters/Aunt Lute. ATL, NZ Feminist eutopia. Two planets are described. The feminist eutopia is Hera, which appears to be inhabited only by telepathic, winged women. The other planet, Maladar, exists in caves in the Ice and is dominated by men. The novel deals with a deadly disease found on both planets, with the struggles of one woman on Maladar, and with the spacefaring of the women on Hera. Aotearoa/New Zealand female author. |
| Author Note |
Aotearoa/New Zealand female author (b. 1942). |
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