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A teenage girl invented sci-fi, explored human ambition, and predicted ethical debates about science—two centuries ago!
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A bold take on female independence, marriage, and sexuality that shocked 19th-century readers—and still resonates.
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Woolf argued women need space—literally and figuratively—to create art. A feminist anthem before its time.
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A dystopian warning about gender and power that feels disturbingly prophetic decades after publication.
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Rhys gave a voice to Jane Eyre’s “madwoman,” critiquing colonialism and mental health stigma.
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Plath shattered silence around mental illness with raw honesty that still echoes for readers today.
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A time-travel novel tackling slavery and race, blending sci-fi and social justice ahead of its era.
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A time-travel novel tackling slavery and race, blending sci-fi and social justice ahead of its era.