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The Book Of The Unnamed Midwife
The Book Of The Unnamed Midwife

By Meg Elison, Elison, Meg, Author

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291 pages ; 21 cm Philip K. Dick Award Winner for Distinguished Science Fiction When she fell asleep, the world was doomed. When she awoke, it was dead. In the wake of a fever that decimated the ea...

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The Book of Etta The Road to Nowhere
The Book of Etta The Road to Nowhere

By Meg Elison

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305 pages ; 21 cm

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The Book Of Flora
The Book Of Flora

By Meg Elison, Elison, Meg

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In this Philip K. Dick Award-winning series, one woman's unknowable destiny depends on a bold new step in human evolution. In the wake of the apocalypse, Flora has come of age in a highly gendered...

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The Book of Etta The Road to Nowhere
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Big girl

By Meg Elison

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The Book of Flora
The Book of Flora

By Meg Elison, Shakina Nayfack

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