What readers are saying

What’s new about Clementa is that this [angry denunciation of patriarchal capitalism] is focalized largely through the eyes of an enlightened, postcapitalist, multicultural male observer committed to scholarly, nonviolent noninterference. For me, this difference suggests that Clementa means to take as its contribution to the project of utopian feminism the problem of integrating well-meaning but unreconstructed men into the movement. And more, to theorize a kind of feminist postpatriarchal society to which such men might be willing to contribute.

—Eric Drown, “Is Clementa science fiction?”

Highly recommended for anyone seeking a unique fiction set in the future.

—Midwest Book Review