"The result wasn’t what I was expecting, and all the sadder for it."
Slightly dystopian in itself is the story of this little-known Belgian novella, published in 1995 but thrust to mega-success after it was ‘rediscovered’ by BookTok. Bleak and thoughtful, this skinny legend examines what happens when a group of women are unexpectedly freed from a highly allegorical cage and free to explore the strange wasteland they find themselves in – a world without men. The result wasn’t what I was expecting, and all the sadder for it.
| Primary Genre | Dystopian and utopian fiction |
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SISTERHOOD. SECRETS.
I Who Have Never Known Men features in the following genres: Dystopian and utopian fiction, Fiction in translation, Modern and Contemporary Fiction, Science fiction: apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic, Feminism and feminist theory
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I Who Have Never Known Men was written by Jacqueline Harpman and published by Vintage Classics an imprint of Random House
I Who Have Never Known Men has 256 pages
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