Denis Veiras
Auteur van The History of the Sevarambians: A Utopian Novel
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So this so is one of those descriptions of a utopia, there isn't much in the way of story, its just a frame for the details of the geography, politics, education, language, religion, history etc of this fictional place.
Its divided into 5 sections, the first is a description of the authors life and a shipwreck which strands 300 men and 72 women on some unknown island.
If your worried that the women arn't going to fair well in that kind of situation... you would be right.
But don't worry in section 2 they find a utopian society, who are shocked and appalled at the treatment of the women.
Until all the men can find wives they are given sex slaves instead which are apparently kept around for the use of travelers.
I could make this review really long but it would just be a recitation of everything in here. It is kind of fascinating because there are so many contradictions but overall its still pretty boring.
So i'll simply give a short list of the good and bad points of the supposed utopia on show here, note super big spoilers:
Good:
Bad: