Afterbirth

By Kameron Hurley
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(4.00 based on 2 reviews)

Published: Sep. 01, 2011
Words: 6,118 (approximate)
Language: English


Short description

Seeking to save her country's space program, a young astronomer reveals a secret she discovered in the stars.

Tags

science fiction fantasy feminist science fiction

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Review by: Katy Sozaeva on April 03, 2013 : star star star star star
I picked up a free copy of this short story from the author's website, where you can download it in PDF or from Smashwords.

This short story tells us more about Nasheen, the world from which the boys in The Seams Between Stars had come and were trying to return. It is apparently an Islamic, matriarchal culture, which is an absolutely fascinating idea to me, since Islam is such a strongly patriarchal system, and in most areas women are subjugated under Islamic rule (or so it seems looking in from the outside), so to think of a world where the women are in control, and the women are what matter, that is at the same time Islamic just fascinated me. I'm really excited about starting God's War now, so watch for that review in the next day or so. I'll try to read the three available novels before the end of the weekend.
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Review by: Alan Face on Sep. 10, 2011 : star star star
This is a short story that could have been good. Unfortunately, the ending was not satisfying. It is otherwise written and edited well.
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