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Wild seed
Book • 1980
In 'Wild Seed', Octavia E. Butler crafts a compelling narrative around Doro, an immortal entity who seeks to breed humans with supernatural abilities, and Anyanwu, an Igbo woman with regenerative and shapeshifting powers.
Their centuries-long struggle explores themes of exploitation, autonomy, and the clash between patriarchal and matriarchal societies.
The novel delves into historical contexts such as slavery and eugenics, offering a nuanced portrayal of complex moral issues.
Their centuries-long struggle explores themes of exploitation, autonomy, and the clash between patriarchal and matriarchal societies.
The novel delves into historical contexts such as slavery and eugenics, offering a nuanced portrayal of complex moral issues.
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Oz Pearlman

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Elliot Page

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Mentioned by Obssa as one of the now iconic stories released when she became a full-time writer.

 Parable of the Sower (Earthseed #1) by Octavia E. Butler I Ch. 1-13 
Mentioned by Speaker 6 as a story about two African immortals who shapeshift and travel through time.

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Emily Kwong

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