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Ectopia

Published
Jul 2013
Main Genre
Dystopian Dystopian
Pages
266

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A dystopian novel from an award winning author, in the line of Brave New World and The Handmaid's Tale. Ectopia takes place sixteen years into a baking world in which no more girls have been born. It's set in London, in the flatlands around Heathrow. Planes don't fly any more. Heathrow is now Cromozone, a genetic research station. The streets are run by teensquads, state-sponsored groups of boys. A lead runner among them is Steven, the gay twin of the last girl Karen. Their mother swells in size. Their Dad treats Karen as bait. He turns the house into a fortress and draws a teensquad into battle. Meanwhile a Council of Women is inventing an Eden, and aim to put Karen and Steven at the heart of it. Ectopia takes themes of gender, feminism, climate change, cloning, psychedelics, racism, and genetic modification and mixes them into a 21st Century Brave New World.

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First Edition Jul 2013 Barican Press ISBN 0956336426
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Jun 2013 Barbican Press ISBN 0956336450
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Jul 2013 Barbican Press ISBN B00FAZB08Q
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Jul 2013 Barican Press ISBN 1909954810
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