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From: faunt@hplabs.UUCP (Doug Faunt)
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Subject: Re: reading material
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> For books which don't preach, but simply portray a society in which
> women are (more accurately, become) completely integrated, I recommend
> a trilogy which you'll find in the science fiction section --
> "Tornor Keep", "Dancers of Arun" (?), and "The Northern Girl", and DAMN!
> I can't remember the author, 'cause I borrowed the books instead of buying
> them. The last of the triology is a particularly fine portrait of the
> two female protagonists.
> 
> --chris

The author is Elizabeth A. Lynn.
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