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5 works

Octavia Butler

DiasporaContemporaryScience Fiction
Parable of the Sower
1993
Octavia Butler

In 2020s dystopian California, Lauren Olamina develops new religion Earthseed amid societal collapse.

DiasporaScience Fiction
Kindred
1979
Octavia Butler

Modern Black woman is transported to antebellum Maryland, confronting slavery firsthand.

DiasporaScience Fiction
Bloodchild and Other Stories
1995
Octavia Butler

Short story collection including Hugo and Nebula-winning title story about humans in alien symbiosis.

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Dawn
1987
Octavia Butler

First of Xenogenesis trilogy; Lilith awakens on alien ship after nuclear war to breed human-alien hybrids.

DiasporaScience Fiction
Parable of the Talents
1998
Octavia Butler

Lauren Olamina continues building Earthseed as a theocratic American government called 'Christian America' rises to power under a president who promises to 'Make America Great Again.' A deeply disturbing sequel.

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