this feminist utopian novel wasn’t published as a book until 1979. “Herland” follows a group of men who stumble upon a remote community of women who procreate asexually and enjoy a society ...

“Is a utopian society possible?” She followed up with the rhetorical question, “Why did utopia seem possible?” and “Why is dystopia the vibe of our times?” Her newly published book, “Starfall,” nods ...

His book was not the first to describe a fictional, "perfect" society—Plato did that back in 380 B.C.E. But More's book popularized the idea of writing about fictional societies as though they ...

“The groups I studied for this book envisioned a future different from their present in ways that helped shape society for the better. “That kind of thinking can be generative.” Sir Thomas More ...

But as five new books show, utopia is always in the eye of the beholder ... which contributes to a society with almost no crime. But a young hacker, Orpheus, realizes that the government is ...

Her latest novel, “Happy Land,” about a real-life utopian community of emancipated ... For Perkins-Valdez, perhaps the biggest challenge with any book is accepting that there may be some ...

Ghodsee’s book builds up to her ultimate and most ... There is good reason to think twice about how utopian communities are often formed; about how, in the past, they have effectively displaced ...

In a new book, he explores the history and meaning of such utopian communities for African Americans. Credit...Day Brièrre Supported by By John Jeremiah Sullivan John Jeremiah Sullivan is a ...

The satirical book was More’s attempt to suggest ways to improve the European sociopolitical system by using Utopia as an example. Today, Utopian societies refer to a group of people who are ...

The book’s central ... especially as the society begins to unravel—some of the prospective members become paranoid that their desire for a multiracial utopia may have blinded them to the ...