The Future of Another Timeline (Paperback) by Annalee Newitz

from miken32

I really wanted to love this book. Great concept and a well-defined world, where time travel has been available for thousands of years thanks to a series of eons-old time machines. Only able to travel into their own pasts, a group of women try to edit the world into something more equal. (Interes...

from banjo123

a feminist, SF, time travel book; about a group of Punk Rock Riot Grrls, trying to use time travel to make changes to the past in order to preserve reproductive rights for women in the present and future. In a fun plot twist, a lot of the strategy involves the Columbia Exposition in Chicago in 18...

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I have to admit that this wound up being a mixed bag for me, as while I felt it was time to give the author's fiction a try, the fact remains that I'm not a big fan of time-travel stories. On the plus side I have no issues with this novel basically being a polemic, as it's a topic well-worth bein...

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I was intrigued by the idea of a time-travel book with a somewhat unusual focus on women's history, the punk subculture, and the power of collective action to affect change. Annalee Newitz writes about the Daughters of Harriet (Tubman), a collective of women and nonbinary people who are working t...

from ansate

CW: This book is great, but it is also surprisingly heavy. Not only is it about oppression of women throughout time, it also contains murder, rape, and abuse topics.