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Saturday, October 01, 2005
Book review: The Handmaid's Tale: A Novel by Margaret Atwood
Can you imagine sexism and homophobia mingling with government? Considering that it really happens, I'm sure you can. I don't know how many times I've read this scary but plausible tale, which is set in the near future. If you like 1984, Fahrenheit 451, A Clockwork Orange, Brave New World, or other dystopic novels, give this one a try.
Book review: The Left Hand of Darkness (Remembering Tomorrow) by Ursula K. Guin
The author of the Earthsea books brings readers to a frozen world that challenges traditional views of gender and society. Both exciting and fascinating, the adventures of Earth Ambassador Genly Ai on the planet Winter represent science fiction storytelling at its best!
More of my gay DVD reviews have appeared at the newly redesigned This Week in Texas site. Watch for still more soon.
Can you imagine sexism and homophobia mingling with government? Considering that it really happens, I'm sure you can. I don't know how many times I've read this scary but plausible tale, which is set in the near future. If you like 1984, Fahrenheit 451, A Clockwork Orange, Brave New World, or other dystopic novels, give this one a try.
Book review: The Left Hand of Darkness (Remembering Tomorrow) by Ursula K. Guin
The author of the Earthsea books brings readers to a frozen world that challenges traditional views of gender and society. Both exciting and fascinating, the adventures of Earth Ambassador Genly Ai on the planet Winter represent science fiction storytelling at its best!
More of my gay DVD reviews have appeared at the newly redesigned This Week in Texas site. Watch for still more soon.