Herland

Set in an isolated society of women who reproduce without men, the narrative explores an ideal world free from war and conflict. This utopian vision, crafted by feminist author Charlotte Perkins Gilman, showcases a harmonious social order and challenges traditional gender roles. Originally published in 1915 as a serial, it serves as the second installment in Gilman's utopian trilogy, following Moving the Mountain and leading into its sequel, With Her in Ourland.