Women's Tower

Imagine a world where not only women's roles in society but also their fertility are managed... They are completely robotized and alienated from themselves, they cease to be human beings. They are used as an object... Decisions are made about their lives without even asking them...

However, there will come a day when women appear who do not want to comply with this conspiracy built on their lives. A group of women who go beyond the norm, occupy a derelict building in the heart of London and establish their own leaderless union, attempt to change the fate of women in the country and even the world. A feminist dystopia about using women for their own purposes. He received the Philip K. Dick Award for science fiction novels and the Hawthornden Award for creative writing. The novel, published in many countries around the world, was staged at the Albany Empire in Deptford and depicted on a New Year's card.

Although The Tower of Women is often seen as an attack on Margaret Thatcher's welfare policy, it was actually written before Thatcher came to power.



Number of Pages: 317

Printing Year: 2007


< b>Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications

First Edition Year: 2007

< strong>Number of Pages: 317

Language: Turkish