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Title	:	Daughters of a Coral Dawn (The Coral Dawn Trilogy #1)
Author	:	Katherine V. Forrest
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 232 pages
Published	:	September 1st 2002 by Alyson Books (first published 1984)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. GLBT. Lesbian. LGBT. Fiction. Feminism. Lesbian Fiction. Queer

Daughters of a Coral Dawn (The Coral Dawn Trilogy #1)

Katherine V. Forrest

Paperback | Pages: 232 pages

Rating: 3.82 | 739 Users | 68 Reviews

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Late in the 22nd century, the settling of a new world falls on the strong shoulders of young Megan. The perfect leader, she undertakes to guide her sisters to a new planet, free from the shackles of the brutal Earth regime. Negotiating politics in a society of women is second only to securing their safety. When a landing party of men and women discover their colony Megan must decide if the outsiders will live or die. And that includes Lt. Laurel Meredith, whose disturbing beauty is as dangerous to Megan as her people are to Megan’s world..

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Original Title:	Daughters of a Coral Dawn: A Novel
ISBN:	1555836623 (ISBN13: 9781555836627)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Coral Dawn Trilogy #1

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"Mother" refers in to a character in this book of non-human origin. These 'aliens' in female form are more beautiful, intelligent and apparently more erotic than humans. They are from a planet called VernaIII.This is the tale of Mother and her descendants' struggle, to find a new home away from the men on Earth. Aside from the is a time-old tale of feminist suppression, racial oppression, and breaking free of those chains; there is a bit of lesbian fantasy, sci-fi and altruism. I enjoyed the

I found this to be a very unusual book. You followed the story through excerpts from various diaries and journals. It is about a future where 4ooo women, a large portion of the brightest minds on Earth, leave the planet becuase the they are regarded as third class citizens by the repressive male population. They find a new planet to inhabit and that is where the true beauty of the book comes through.The vivid descriptions of the new world are wonderful. The author makes an alien landscape come

EDIT: If you are a fucking terf, fuck off and don't bother with my review. Thank you.Wow. I was urged by a male friend to read this because (paraphrasing, here) "it sucks so bad. It's such a shitty book and I want someone else to read it because it sucks so bad. I don't want to have been the only one to read this shitty book." It seems like something I would read anyway: sci-fi lesbian sex utopias, sure, why not? I read Joanna Russ's The Female Man,which pre-dates Forrest's book by 9 years,



I enjoyed Curious Wine and her detective fiction and I'm a science fiction fan and wanted to like this a great deal, but I just couldn't. It's separatist utopianism hasn't held up well and the science fiction aspects come across as what people who don't read science fiction think science fiction is like.

Oversimplifies men and gender, but hey, every time the U.S. starts a new he-man war, it makes me sort of guiltily fantasize about a planet of lesbians who don't have to wear clothes because there's no threat of rape and who value art and education. Fairly well-written compared to most lesbian fiction, and a bit tongue-in-cheek.

As a huge fan of lesbian fantasy and sci-fi, I've been wanting to read this book for a while. I consider this book to be of importance, to the lesbian sci-fi genre, especially when you consider this book was published in 1984. Call this a classic, call it revolutionary, Forrest was one of the first sci-fi authors, to give us erotic romantic relationships between women in an all woman society. I don't mean to over puff this book, but I had an excitement while reading this. Was it as fantastic as