“The Irrepressibly Original Daisy Wigmar”
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2017
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| Secondary Title |
Futuristica: Volume 2
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| Annotation |
Flawed utopia in which genetic modification is readily available and chosen to design children and by adults to modify themselves. This has led, for example, to their being few people of color. The protagonist is an unmodified woman who tells of friendship with other unmodified women, one of whom chooses to be changed, and unchanged animals. |
| Volume / Edition |
2
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| Pagination |
138-65 with a note about the author on 166
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| Published Date |
2017 |
| Publisher |
Metasages Press
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| Place Published |
Green Cove Springs, FL
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| Full Text |
2017 Stevens, Katie. “The Irrepressibly Original Daisy Wigmar.” Futuristica: Volume 2. Ed. Chester W. Hoster and Katy Stauber (Green Cove Springs, FL: Metasages Press, 2017), 138-65 with a note about the author on 166. PSt Flawed utopia in which genetic modification is readily available and chosen to design children and by adults to modify themselves. This has led, for example, to their being few people of color. The protagonist is an unmodified woman who tells of friendship with other unmodified women, one of whom chooses to be changed, and unchanged animals. Female author. |
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PSt |
| Author Note |
Female author |