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020			_a9781573662086
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100			_aSaunders, Vanessa _925042
245			_aThe flat woman: _ba novel
260			_bThe University of Alabama Press _aTuscaloosa _c2025
300			_a149 p.
365			_aUSD _b18.95
520			_aIn The Flat Woman, women exclusively are blamed for the climate crisis. Seagulls drop dead from the sky, and the government, instead of taking responsibility, scapegoats a group of female ecoterrorists. When a girl’s mother is incarcerated for climate crimes, she is forced to raise herself alone. As a young woman, she begins a romance with an environmental activist whose passion makes her question her own role in the world. By turns hilarious, deadly serious, and completely absurd, The Flat Woman asks who gets the right to call themselves a good person in a world ripe with disaster. Driven by complex academic and moral questions, The Flat Woman is certain to appeal to fans of feminist and experimental literature, as well as fans of Margaret Atwood, Renee Gladman, Bhanu Kapil, Maggie Nelson, Kelly Link, and Anne Carson. (https://www.uapress.ua.edu/9781573662086/the-flat-woman/)
650			_aEnglish--Literature
650			_aNovel--English _921180
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