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[[Fantasy]] about domestic life. This genre places housework, which is traditionally done by women and under-appreciated, in a central place in the story. | [[Fantasy]] about domestic life. This genre places housework, which is traditionally done by women and under-appreciated, in a central place in the story. See also [[housewife protagonist]]. | ||
==Examples== | ==Examples== | ||
*[[Lifelode]] by [[Jo Walton]] | *''[[Lifelode]]'' by [[Jo Walton]] | ||
*[[The Interior Life]] by Katherine Blake ([[Dorothy Heydt]]) | *''[[The Interior Life]]'' by Katherine Blake ([[Dorothy Heydt]]) | ||
*''[[At Amberleaf Fair]]'' by [[Phyllis Ann Karr]] | |||
Latest revision as of 12:49, 13 January 2011
Fantasy about domestic life. This genre places housework, which is traditionally done by women and under-appreciated, in a central place in the story. See also housewife protagonist.
Examples
- Lifelode by Jo Walton
- The Interior Life by Katherine Blake (Dorothy Heydt)
- At Amberleaf Fair by Phyllis Ann Karr
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