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message 1: by María José (new)

María José (mariaomo) | 1 comments Hello literary ladies!! I’m starting a new job teaching anglophone literature to future ESL teachers 🤩 One of the units is about feminist literature and dystopias, I was hoping to read “The Handmaid’s Tale” by Atwood since it could be included in both categories. However, I don’t think we’ll have much time since we have a loooot more to read and little time. Do you have any recommendations for these two categories? Maybe something similar to THT... Thanks!!!


message 2: by Elise (new)

Elise | 19 comments Hi there! I haven't read it yet, but Woman on the Edge of Time by Marge Piercy is definitely on my to-read list and I think it fits your description perfectly! Her other books also seem to be very good.


message 3: by Laurie (new)

Laurie (laurie_oberg) | 6 comments The Yellow Wallpaper is. a SmAhing comment art on psychiatric and medical care of women in th 18th century.


message 4: by Adam (new)

Adam Boostrom (adamboostrom) | 1 comments This post breaks the rules on self-promotion, but Athena's Choice is the exact type of book you're talking about.


message 5: by Sophie (new)

Sophie | 1 comments Have you read Sealed - Naomi Booth or I Who Have Never Know Men - Jaqueline Harpman. Both brilliant, but the second is translated from French so I’m not sure that fits your criteria!!


message 6: by Vera (new)

Vera West Harland is also good and by the same writer who did the yellow wallpaper.


message 7: by Vera (new)

Vera West autocorrect is a feminist dystopian novel I swear...*Herland


message 8: by Jule (new)

Jule | 3 comments Vox by Christina Dalcher is great and would fit both categories!


message 9: by Marie (new)

Marie Dbv | 2 comments I never read it but I think Only ever yours by Louise O'neil will go perfectly into those categories


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