Herland

Set in a unique society where women thrive through parthenogenesis, this utopian novel explores an ideal world devoid of war and conflict. Written by feminist Charlotte Perkins Gilman and first serialized in 1915, it presents a vision of harmony and cooperation among women. The narrative serves as a critical examination of gender roles and societal structures, positioning itself as a significant work within Gilman's utopian trilogy. Although originally published in installments, it wasn't available as a complete book until 1979.