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The elimination of poverty by an idyllic-sounding education system and lab grown food. Cloned blonde ladies studying arts and sciences at the center of the earth.
Remember – This was written by an Ohioan woman in 1880.
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A reading of the socially disturbing, yet technologically prophetic book, Mizora, by Mary E. Bradley, first published in 1880 and 1881.
Meeting the Mizorans. Dystopian-Futuristic fashion and lab grown food. Where are the animals? Where are the men?
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A reading of the socially disturbing, yet technologically prophetic book, Mizora, by Mary E. Bradley, first published in 1880 and 1881.
Our narrator enters a dystopian new world.
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A reading of the socially disturbing, yet technologically prophetic book, Mizora, by Mary E. Bradley, first published in 1880 and 1881.
A fascinating description of the narrator and her astonishing international travels. Keep in mind that the author was a woman living in Ohio in 1880, whose husband was not even aware she was writing.
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A reading of the socially disturbing, yet technologically prophetic book, Mizora, by Mary E. Bradley, first published in 1880 and 1881.
The preface to the socially disturbing, yet technologically prophetic book, Mizora, by Mary E. Bradley, originally published in 1880 and 1881. Music and reading by Hanna Violet.
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