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[[Nicola Griffith]]'s first published novel. In a world with no men, showed that men aren't needed ... for oppression, brutality, and human stupidity. A compelling rejoinder to idealized views of women from [[difference feminism]].
[[Nicola Griffith]]'s first published novel. In a world with no men, showed that men aren't needed ... for oppression, brutality, and human stupidity. A compelling rejoinder to idealized views of women from [[difference feminism]].


This book won the [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award|Tiptree]] and [[Lambda Literary Awards|Lambda Awards]] in [[1993]].
The novel follows the story of the character [[Marghe Taishan]]. Other characters include:
* [[Thenike]] (Marghe's lover)
* [[Uaithne]]  


==Authorial Influences & Thoughts==


==Awards==
* 1993 [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award]]
* 1992 Lesbian SF & Fantasy [[Lambda Literary Awards|Lambda Award]]


==Community Responses==
==Further reading==
 
* [http://bdg.feministsf.net/archives/bdg_ammonite2.txt FeministSF Book Discussion Group] (July 2004)
 
* [http://bdg.feministsf.net/archives/bdg_ammonite.txt FeministSF Book discussion group] (March 1998)
==Personal Responses & Influences==
* [http://www.cloggie.org/books/ammonite.html Review @ Cloggie]
 


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Latest revision as of 18:44, 22 August 2010

Nicola Griffith's first published novel. In a world with no men, showed that men aren't needed ... for oppression, brutality, and human stupidity. A compelling rejoinder to idealized views of women from difference feminism.

The novel follows the story of the character Marghe Taishan. Other characters include:


Awards

Further reading