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Zusatztext “Lively! thought-provoking . . . the plot is ingenious! packing a wallop of a surprise . . . Tepper knows how to write a well-made! on-moving story with strong characters. . . . She takes the mental risks that are the lifeblood of science fiction and all imaginative narrative.” —Ursula K. LeGuin! Los Angeles Times “Tepper not only keeps us reading . . . she provokes a new look at the old issues.” — The Washington Post “Tepper’s cast of both ordinary and extraordinary people play out a powerful drama whose significance goes beyond sex to deal with the toughest problem of all! the challenge of surmounting humanity’s most dangerous flaws so we can survive—despite ourselves.” — Locus Informationen zum Autor Sheri S. Tepper (1929–2016) is the award-winning author of A Plague of Angels , Sideshow , Beauty , Raising the Stones , Grass , The Gate to Women's Country , After Long Silence, and Shadow's End. Grass was a New York Times Notable Book and Hugo Award nominee, and Beauty was voted Best Fantasy Novel by the readers of Locus magazine. Klappentext "Lively, thought-provoking . . . the plot is ingenious, packing a wallop of a surprise . . . Tepper knows how to write a well-made, on-moving story with strong characters. . . . She takes the mental risks that are the lifeblood of science fiction and all imaginative narrative."-Ursula K. LeGuin, Los Angeles Times Since the flames died three hundred years ago, human civilization has evolved into a dual society: Women's Country, where walled towns enclose what's left of past civilization, nurtured by women and a few nonviolent men; and the adjacent garrisons where warrior men live-the lost brothers, sons, and lovers of those in Women's Country. Two societies. Two competing dreams. Two ways of life, kept apart by walls stronger than stone. And yet there is a gate between them. . . . "Tepper not only keeps us reading . . . she provokes a new look at the old issues."-The Washington Post "Tepper's cast of both ordinary and extraordinary people play out a powerful drama whose significance goes beyond sex to deal with the toughest problem of all, the challenge of surmounting humanity's most dangerous flaws so we can survive-despite ourselves."-Locus Zusammenfassung “Lively! thought-provoking . . . the plot is ingenious! packing a wallop of a surprise . . . Tepper knows how to write a well-made! on-moving story with strong characters. . . . She takes the mental risks that are the lifeblood of science fiction and all imaginative narrative.”—Ursula K. LeGuin! Los Angeles Times Since the flames died three hundred years ago! human civilization has evolved into a dual society: Women’s Country! where walled towns enclose what’s left of past civilization! nurtured by women and a few nonviolent men; and the adjacent garrisons where warrior men live—the lost brothers! sons! and lovers of those in Women’s Country. Two societies. Two competing dreams. Two ways of life! kept apart by walls stronger than stone. And yet there is a gate between them. . . . “Tepper not only keeps us reading . . . she provokes a new look at the old issues.”— The Washington Post “Tepper’s cast of both ordinary and extraordinary people play out a powerful drama whose significance goes beyond sex to deal with the toughest problem of all! the challenge of surmounting humanity’s most dangerous flaws so we can survive—despite ourselves.”— Locus ...
