Cathy IV
| Title | Cathy IV |
| Year for Search | 1992 |
| Authors | Lucas, Frances(b. 1956) |
| Date Published | 1992 |
| Publisher | New Victoria Publishers |
| Place Published | Norwich, VT |
| Keywords | Female author |
| Annotation | Dystopia and struggle against it. A novel with lesbian interest set on a planet that has enslaved a large segment of its population, called Servos, who were a mix of android and human. Earth has been largely destroyed but had been saved by aliens, and everyone on Earth lives in identical domed cities. The dystopian society is depicted together with the struggle to free the Servos. In addition to the Servos, the planet’s inhabitants are divided between the Nots (from the planet’s name Saegrenot), who live off the work of the Servos and live in cities and the Assimi or those who refuse to be assimilated and live in the country and support freeing the Servos. |
| Holding Institutions | PSt |
| Author Note | Female author (b. 1956). |
| Full Text | 1992 Lucas, Frances (b. 1956). Cathy IV. Norwich, VT: New Victoria Publishers. PSt Dystopia and struggle against it. A novel with lesbian interest set on a planet that has enslaved a large segment of its population, called Servos, who were a mix of android and human. Earth has been largely destroyed but had been saved by aliens, and everyone on Earth lives in identical domed cities. The dystopian society is depicted together with the struggle to free the Servos. In addition to the Servos, the planet’s inhabitants are divided between the Nots (from the planet’s name Saegrenot), who live off the work of the Servos and live in cities and the Assimi or those who refuse to be assimilated and live in the country and support freeing the Servos. Female author. |
