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[[Image:Slonczewski-DoorIntoOcean-Avon-1987.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Cover of Avon 1987 edition]] [[File:Slonczewski-doorajtoazoceanba.jpg|thumb|right|200px|'' | [[Image:Slonczewski-DoorIntoOcean-Avon-1987.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Cover of Avon 1987 edition]] [[File:Slonczewski-doorajtoazoceanba.jpg|thumb|right|200px|''Ajtó zo óceánba'']] | ||
'''A Door Into Ocean''' is a 1986 novel by [[Joan Slonczewski]] in the [[Elysium Cycle]]. It takes place on the planet [[Shora (planet)|Shora]]. | '''A Door Into Ocean''' is a 1986 novel by [[Joan Slonczewski]] in the [[Elysium Cycle]]. It takes place on the planet [[Shora (planet)|Shora]]. | ||
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In the far future humans have been bio-engineered in several different forms. A standard form young human male goes to live with a bio-engineered aquatic & parthenogenetic all-female form. | In the far future humans have been bio-engineered in several different forms. A standard form young human male goes to live with a bio-engineered aquatic & parthenogenetic all-female form. | ||
'''Blurb''': "In ''[[A Door Into Ocean]]'', Campbell Award winner, the Sharers develop symbiotic bacteria to help them breathe and swim underwater. They engineer flying fish and other exotic organisms on their planet, covered entirely by ocean." | '''Blurb''': "In ''[[A Door Into Ocean]]'', Campbell Award winner, the Sharers develop symbiotic bacteria to help them breathe and swim underwater. They engineer flying fish and other exotic organisms on their planet, covered entirely by ocean."<ref>Slonczewski website.</ref> | ||
==Awards== | ==Awards== | ||
* Campbell Award | * [[Campbell Award]] | ||
==Editions== | |||
* 1986 | |||
* ''Ajtó zo óceánba'' | |||
==Further reading== | ==Further reading== | ||
* [http://biology.kenyon.edu/slonc/books/adoor_art/adoor_study.htm Study Guide by Joan Slonczewski] | * [http://biology.kenyon.edu/slonc/books/adoor_art/adoor_study.htm Study Guide by Joan Slonczewski] | ||
* [http://www.librarything.com/topic/74379 "Door Into Ocean" group discussion], Group Reads - Sci-Fi, LibraryThing discussion group (discussion begun 2009/10/03) | * [http://www.librarything.com/topic/74379 "Door Into Ocean" group discussion], Group Reads - Sci-Fi, LibraryThing discussion group (discussion begun 2009/10/03) | ||
==Reviews, discussions== | |||
* ''Library Journal'' (1985): "Slonczewski creates and all-female nonviolent culture that reaches beyond feminism to a new definition of human nature".<ref>{{cite journal|date=1985-12-01|title=A Door into Ocean|journal=Library Journal|volume= Vol. 110|issue=Issue 20|pages=p129|issn=0363-0277}}</ref> | |||
==References== | |||
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Door Into Ocean, A}} | {{DEFAULTSORT:Door Into Ocean, A}} | ||
Revision as of 07:22, 6 January 2011
A Door Into Ocean is a 1986 novel by Joan Slonczewski in the Elysium Cycle. It takes place on the planet Shora.
In the far future humans have been bio-engineered in several different forms. A standard form young human male goes to live with a bio-engineered aquatic & parthenogenetic all-female form.
Blurb: "In A Door Into Ocean, Campbell Award winner, the Sharers develop symbiotic bacteria to help them breathe and swim underwater. They engineer flying fish and other exotic organisms on their planet, covered entirely by ocean."[1]
Awards
Editions
- 1986
- Ajtó zo óceánba
Further reading
- Study Guide by Joan Slonczewski
- "Door Into Ocean" group discussion, Group Reads - Sci-Fi, LibraryThing discussion group (discussion begun 2009/10/03)
Reviews, discussions
- Library Journal (1985): "Slonczewski creates and all-female nonviolent culture that reaches beyond feminism to a new definition of human nature".[2]