Le Silence de la Cité - Revision history

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	* Oct 1981, Paris, France: Éditions Denoël- Présence du Futur #327, ISBN 2-207-30327-6. (paperback, as '''''Le Silence de la Cité''''')		* Oct 1981, Paris, France: Éditions Denoël- Présence du Futur #327, ISBN 2-207-30327-6. (paperback, as '''''Le Silence de la Cité''''')
	* Jul 1993, Paris, France: Éditions Denoël- Présence du Futur, ISBN 2-207-30327-6. (paperback, as '''''Le Silence de la Cité''''')		* Jul 1993, Paris, France: Éditions Denoël- Présence du Futur, ISBN 2-207-30327-6. (paperback, as '''''Le Silence de la Cité''''')
	* 1998, Québec, Canada: Éditions Alire, ISBN 2-9221-4522-0. as '''''Le Silence de la Cité'''''		* Aug 1998, Québec, Canada: Éditions Alire, ISBN 2-9221-4522-0. (paperback, as '''''Le Silence de la Cité''''')
	===Translations===		===Translations===
	* 1989, Victoria, BC: Porcépic Tesseract, ISBN 0-88878-277-2. (trade paperback) transl. by [[Jane Brierley]] as '''''The Silent City'''''		* 1989, Victoria, BC: Porcépic Tesseract, ISBN 0-88878-277-2. (trade paperback) transl. by [[Jane Brierley]] as '''''The Silent City'''''

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	==Editions==		==Editions==
	* Oct 1981, Paris, France: Éditions Denoël- Présence du Futur #327, ISBN (paperback, as '''''Le Silence de la Cité''''')		* Oct 1981, Paris, France: Éditions Denoël- Présence du Futur #327, ISBN 2-207-30327-6. (paperback, as '''''Le Silence de la Cité''''')
	* Jul 1993, Paris, France: Éditions Denoël- Présence du Futur, ISBN 2-207-30327-6. (paperback, as '''''Le Silence de la Cité''''')		* Jul 1993, Paris, France: Éditions Denoël- Présence du Futur, ISBN 2-207-30327-6. (paperback, as '''''Le Silence de la Cité''''')
	* 1998, Québec, Canada: Éditions Alire, ISBN 2-9221-4522-0. as '''''Le Silence de la Cité'''''		* 1998, Québec, Canada: Éditions Alire, ISBN 2-9221-4522-0. as '''''Le Silence de la Cité'''''

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	[[Image:Vonarburg-SilentCity-1.jpg\|thumb\|right\|125px\|Cover of English edition]]		[[Image:Vonarburg-SilentCity-1.jpg\|thumb\|right\|125px\|Cover of 1989 first English edition]]

	'''Le Silence de la Cité''' is a 1981 novel by [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]].		'''Le Silence de la Cité''' is a 1981 novel by [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]].

	''Le Silence de la Cité'' is a post-holocaust novel. (The holocaust created a dearth of men.) The female protagonist, [[Elisa]], is bio-engineered in an underground city founded by elites (who are now diminished to a very few people) to avoid the holocaust. She comes to age during the novel and has some horrifying revelations about the city and the people in it. She leaves the city and confronts the remnants of the outside society, which have become largely patriarchal. She decides to create a new race of people with her special heritable skills. Elisa is described as bisexual, but portrayed largely in heterosexual relationships.		''Le Silence de la Cité'' is a post-holocaust novel. (The holocaust created a dearth of men.) The female protagonist, [[Elisa]], is bio-engineered in an underground city founded by elites (who are now diminished to a very few people) to avoid the holocaust. She comes to age during the novel and has some horrifying revelations about the city and the people in it. She leaves the city and confronts the remnants of the outside society, which have become largely patriarchal. She decides to create a new race of people with her special heritable skills. Elisa is described as bisexual, but portrayed largely in heterosexual relationships.

	The sequel is ''[[Chroniques du Pays des Mères]]'' (1992), translated as In the Mothers' Land and The Maerlande Chronicles.		The sequel is ''[[Chroniques du Pays des Mères]]'' (1992), translated as '''''In the Mothers' Land''''' and '''''The Maerlande Chronicles'''''.

	==Editions==		==Editions==
	* 1981		* Oct 1981, Paris, France: Éditions Denoël- Présence du Futur #327, ISBN (paperback, as '''''Le Silence de la Cité''''')
	* ? - ~~English translation~~ by [[Jane Brierley]] as ''The Silent City''		* Jul 1993, Paris, France: Éditions Denoël- Présence du Futur, ISBN 2-207-30327-6. (paperback, as '''''Le Silence de la Cité''''')
			* 1998, Québec, Canada: Éditions Alire, ISBN 2-9221-4522-0. as '''''Le Silence de la Cité'''''
			===Translations===
			* 1989, Victoria, BC: Porcépic Tesseract, ISBN 0-88878-277-2. (trade paperback) transl. by [[Jane Brierley]] as '''''The Silent City'''''
			* 1990, London, UK: [[The Women's Press]], ISBN 0-7043-4218-9. (paperback) transl. by [[Jane Brierley]] as '''''The Silent City'''''
			* Aug 1992, New York, NY: Bantam Spectra (Spectra Special Editions), ISBN 0-553-29789-9. (paperback, transl. by [[Jane Brierley]] as '''''The Silent City''''') cover art by Oscar Chichoni
			* 1997, München, Germany: Heyne Verlag, ISBN 3-453-11911-8. (paperback) transl. by Usch Kiausch into the German as '''''Die schweigende Stadt'''''

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	'''Le Silence de la Cité''' is a 1981 novel by [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]].		'''Le Silence de la Cité''' is a 1981 novel by [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]].

	''Le Silence de la Cité'' is a post-holocaust novel. (The holocaust created a dearth of men.) The female protagonist is bio-engineered in an underground city founded by elites (who are now diminished to a very few people) to avoid the holocaust. She comes to age during the novel and has some horrifying revelations about the city and the people in it. She leaves the city and confronts the remnants of the outside society, which have become largely patriarchal. She decides to create a new race of people with her special heritable skills.		''Le Silence de la Cité'' is a post-holocaust novel. (The holocaust created a dearth of men.) The female protagonist, [[Elisa]], is bio-engineered in an underground city founded by elites (who are now diminished to a very few people) to avoid the holocaust. She comes to age during the novel and has some horrifying revelations about the city and the people in it. She leaves the city and confronts the remnants of the outside society, which have become largely patriarchal. She decides to create a new race of people with her special heritable skills. Elisa is described as bisexual, but portrayed largely in heterosexual relationships.

			The sequel is ''[[Chroniques du Pays des Mères]]'' (1992), translated as In the Mothers' Land and The Maerlande Chronicles.

	==Editions==		==Editions==

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			[[Image:Vonarburg-SilentCity-1.jpg\|thumb\|right\|125px\|Cover of English edition]]

	'''Le Silence de la Cité''' is a 1981 novel by [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]].		'''Le Silence de la Cité''' is a 1981 novel by [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]].

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	~~Novel~~ by [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]].		'''Le Silence de la Cité''' is a 1981 novel by [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]].

	~~English title:~~ ''~~The Silent City~~''. ~~Translated~~ by [[Jane Brierley]].		''Le Silence de la Cité'' is a post-holocaust novel. (The holocaust created a dearth of men.) The female protagonist is bio-engineered in an underground city founded by elites (who are now diminished to a very few people) to avoid the holocaust. She comes to age during the novel and has some horrifying revelations about the city and the people in it. She leaves the city and confronts the remnants of the outside society, which have become largely patriarchal. She decides to create a new race of people with her special heritable skills.

			==Editions==
			* 1981
			* ? - English translation by [[Jane Brierley]] as ''The Silent City''

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	English title: ''The Silent City''. Translated by [[Jane Brierley]].		English title: ''The Silent City''. Translated by [[Jane Brierley]].

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author/translator info

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Novel by [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]].

English title: ''The Silent City''. Translated by [[Jane Brierley]].

[[Category: 1981 Publications|Silence de la Cité, Le]]