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[[Eva Fairdeath]] is a novel by [[Tanith Lee]], published in [[1994]] though originally written in [[1973]]. | [[Eva Fairdeath]] is a novel by [[Tanith Lee]], published in [[1994]] though originally written in [[1973]]. | ||
It is set [[post-apocalypse]], in a world with little technology. Women are definitely second-class citizens. Eva, the protagonist is albino, has always been treated as a freak and has grown up quite nasty. She is mentally unstable, and spends much of the book in a depression. She leaves her hometown to follow a man she names Steel, who 'sells death'. They end up in a polyamorous threesome with another man, Sail, after many adventures and having been all horrible to each other. | It is set [[post-apocalypse]], in a world with little technology. Women are definitely second-class citizens. Eva, the protagonist is albino, has always been treated as a freak and has grown up quite nasty. She is mentally unstable, and spends much of the book in a depression. She leaves her hometown to follow a man she names Steel, who 'sells death'. They end up in a [[polyamorous]] threesome with another man, Sail, after many adventures and having been all horrible to each other. | ||
[[Category:1994 publications]] | [[Category:1994 publications]] | ||
[[Category:Novels]] | [[Category:Novels]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Dystopian works by title]] | ||
[[Category:Works featuring queer characters]] | [[Category:Works featuring queer characters]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:10, 7 June 2010
Eva Fairdeath is a novel by Tanith Lee, published in 1994 though originally written in 1973.
It is set post-apocalypse, in a world with little technology. Women are definitely second-class citizens. Eva, the protagonist is albino, has always been treated as a freak and has grown up quite nasty. She is mentally unstable, and spends much of the book in a depression. She leaves her hometown to follow a man she names Steel, who 'sells death'. They end up in a polyamorous threesome with another man, Sail, after many adventures and having been all horrible to each other.