A Woman of the Iron People - Revision history

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 '''A Woman of the Iron People''' is a [[1991]] novel by [[Eleanor Arnason]]. This book won the first [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award|Tiptree Award]] in 1991, along with [[Gwyneth Jones]]'s ''[[White Queen]]''.
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 It chronicles the exploratory mission of a spacefaring crew of humans from Earth as they make contact with the furred people of another planet. These people do not seem to be the ''hwarhath'', from Arnason's next book ''[[Ring of Swords]]''. However, like the hwarhath, their society is segregated by sex (see ''[[Separatism|separatism]]''), the women living in towns and maintaining social structure while the men live in the wilds. The woman of the title, Nia, is an exception. Her role as a travelling outcast provides a critical perspective on the cultures of the planet as well as those of the visiting humans.
 ==Editions==
-* 1991, William Morrow
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			'''A Woman of the Iron People''' is a [[1991]] novel by [[Eleanor Arnason]]. This book won the first [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award\|Tiptree Award]] in 1991, along with [[Gwyneth Jones]]'s ''[[White Queen]]''.

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	~~'''A Woman of the Iron People''' is a [[1991]] novel by [[Eleanor Arnason]].~~ It chronicles the exploratory mission of a spacefaring crew of humans from Earth as they make contact with the furred people of another planet. These people do not seem to be the ''hwarhath'', from Arnason's next book ''[[Ring of Swords]]''. However, like the hwarhath, their society is segregated by sex (see ''[[Separatism\|separatism]]''), the women living in towns and maintaining social structure while the men live in the wilds. The woman of the title, Nia, is an exception. Her role as a travelling outcast provides a critical perspective on the cultures of the planet as well as those of the visiting humans.		It chronicles the exploratory mission of a spacefaring crew of humans from Earth as they make contact with the furred people of another planet. These people do not seem to be the ''hwarhath'', from Arnason's next book ''[[Ring of Swords]]''. However, like the hwarhath, their society is segregated by sex (see ''[[Separatism\|separatism]]''), the women living in towns and maintaining social structure while the men live in the wilds. The woman of the title, Nia, is an exception. Her role as a travelling outcast provides a critical perspective on the cultures of the planet as well as those of the visiting humans.

	~~This book won the first [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award\|Tiptree Award]] in 1991, along with [[Gwyneth Jones]]'s ''[[White Queen]]''~~.

	==Editions==		==Editions==

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	'''A Woman of the Iron People''' is a [[1991]] novel by [[Eleanor Arnason]]. It chronicles the exploratory mission of a spacefaring crew of humans from Earth as they make contact with the furred people of another planet. These people do not seem to be the ''hwarhath'', from Arnason's next book ''[[Ring of Swords]]''. However, like the hwarhath, their society is segregated by sex (see ''[[Separatism\|separatism]]''), the women living in towns and maintaining social structure while the men live in the wilds. The woman of the title, Nia, is an exception. Her role as a travelling outcast provides a critical perspective on the cultures of the planet as well as those of the visiting humans.		'''A Woman of the Iron People''' is a [[1991]] novel by [[Eleanor Arnason]]. It chronicles the exploratory mission of a spacefaring crew of humans from Earth as they make contact with the furred people of another planet. These people do not seem to be the ''hwarhath'', from Arnason's next book ''[[Ring of Swords]]''. However, like the hwarhath, their society is segregated by sex (see ''[[Separatism\|separatism]]''), the women living in towns and maintaining social structure while the men live in the wilds. The woman of the title, Nia, is an exception. Her role as a travelling outcast provides a critical perspective on the cultures of the planet as well as those of the visiting humans.

			This book won the first [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award\|Tiptree Award]] in 1991, along with [[Gwyneth Jones]]'s ''[[White Queen]]''.

	[[Image:Arnason-IronPeople.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Click for larger version]]		[[Image:Arnason-IronPeople.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Click for larger version]]

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			'''A Woman of the Iron People''' is a [[1991]] novel by [[Eleanor Arnason]]. It chronicles the exploratory mission of a spacefaring crew of humans from Earth as they make contact with the furred people of another planet. These people do not seem to be the ''hwarhath'', from Arnason's next book ''[[Ring of Swords]]''. However, like the hwarhath, their society is segregated by sex (see ''[[Separatism\|separatism]]''), the women living in towns and maintaining social structure while the men live in the wilds. The woman of the title, Nia, is an exception. Her role as a travelling outcast provides a critical perspective on the cultures of the planet as well as those of the visiting humans.

			[[Image:Arnason-IronPeople.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Click for larger version]]

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	'''A Woman of the Iron People''' is a [[1991]] novel by [[Eleanor Arnason]]. It chronicles the exploratory mission of a spacefaring crew of humans from Earth as they make contact with the furred people of another planet. These people do not seem to be the ''hwarhath'', from Arnason's next book ''[[Ring of Swords]]''. However, like the hwarhath, their society is segregated by sex (see ''[[Separatism\|separatism]]''), the women living in towns and maintaining social structure while the men live in the wilds. The woman of the title, Nia, is an exception. Her role as a travelling outcast provides a critical perspective on the cultures of the planet as well as those of the visiting humans.		'''A Woman of the Iron People''' is a [[1991]] novel by [[Eleanor Arnason]]. It chronicles the exploratory mission of a spacefaring crew of humans from Earth as they make contact with the furred people of another planet. These people do not seem to be the ''hwarhath'', from Arnason's next book ''[[Ring of Swords]]''. However, like the hwarhath, their society is segregated by sex (see ''[[Separatism\|separatism]]''), the women living in towns and maintaining social structure while the men live in the wilds. The woman of the title, Nia, is an exception. Her role as a travelling outcast provides a critical perspective on the cultures of the planet as well as those of the visiting humans.

			This book won the first [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award\|Tiptree Award]] in 1991, along with [[Gwyneth Jones]]'s ''[[White Queen]]''.

	[[Image:Arnason-IronPeople.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Click for larger version]]		[[Image:Arnason-IronPeople.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Click for larger version]]

	[[category:1991 Publications\|Woman of the Iron People, A]] [[category:Tiptree Award winning works\|Woman of the Iron People, A]]		[[category:1991 Publications\|Woman of the Iron People, A]] [[category:Tiptree Award winning works\|Woman of the Iron People, A]]