the future of another timeline annalee newitz

Update: Whoa, just found out about this video of Grape Ape It sums up some of the themes of the book, and you can see Annalee and their friends having fun in it. Whether you like it or not, I think this is one of those books that would create conversation long after you read it. It is a compact one too, fewer than 300 pages but had a lot going on, which I really appreciate.

Is it a perfect book? Nah, the villain albeit repulsive was not that impressive and/or menacing. All of these are debated, and I revelled in it. Which one has the greater effect? More efficient? Mind you, change is a complex process. How would it feel to completely lose any agency over your own future, and even your limbs, if you have a vagina?Īnd then there was a lot of discussion about significant political change through collective action and community activism, juxtaposed with the Great Man perspective that involves changing an (historically important) individual's course of life. It's basically a story about a group of women and non binary people who are doing time 'edits' to avoid a future of bioengineered patriarchy, worse than the Republic of Gilead. I love that the book is so PC but not forced or superficial. The pacing was good and the POV transition was seamless. Yet my brain has entered a vacay mode, so I'll just write what I felt when reading it. I held back from writing a review because I wanted to write something smart, explaining the time travel aspect of this book, how AnnaLee weaved all those elements of feminist movements, historical personage, and so on. This might go straight to my Hugo ballot.

The future of another timeline annalee newitz