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''The Wanderground'' is a central lesbian separatist text from the 70s, by [[Sally Miller Gearhart]]. | |||
In near-future earth, Mother Nature has revolted from the abuse heaped upon her: technology does not work and men are impotent outside of cities. Women (the hill-women) have created an alternate society based on psychic skills, communion with nature, and parthenogenesis. Women also infiltrate the cities (still run by straight men) and work with male homosexuals (the "gentles"). | |||
==Similarly themed works== | |||
* For similarly themed material, see [[Rochelle Singer]]'s ''[[Demeter Flower]]''. | |||
==Editions== | |||
* [[Persephone Press]], Watertown, Mass.: Persephone Press, 1978. | |||
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Revision as of 10:49, 19 March 2007
The Wanderground is a central lesbian separatist text from the 70s, by Sally Miller Gearhart.
In near-future earth, Mother Nature has revolted from the abuse heaped upon her: technology does not work and men are impotent outside of cities. Women (the hill-women) have created an alternate society based on psychic skills, communion with nature, and parthenogenesis. Women also infiltrate the cities (still run by straight men) and work with male homosexuals (the "gentles").
Similarly themed works
- For similarly themed material, see Rochelle Singer's Demeter Flower.
Editions
- Persephone Press, Watertown, Mass.: Persephone Press, 1978.