Comparable book to Frankenstein (sf , fem, and interesting family)

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lissa bloomer wrote:
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> dear all:
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> i'm looking for two books. two books that i've never read.
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> i'm teaching a class where i'd like to use a comparable book to
> _Frankenstein_ ... i'd like it to be both sci-fi and fem AND not
> extraordinarily difficult (like, say, Le Guin's _Dispossessed_)(*gasp*)...
>
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lissa, a few titles that come to mind (away from the book shelves):

Clay's Ark Octavia Butler
More than Human Theodore Sturgeon
Plague of Change L. Warren Douglas (a bit removed)
Remnant Population Elizabeth Moon
Courtship Rite Donald Kingsbury

Joslyn Grassby

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