Book description
The Three Laws of Feministics: 1. Your body is not your own; it belongs
to another. Therefore you may not damage it nor, through inaction, allow
it to be damaged. 2. You must obey all orders given you by your owner
(or in cases of loss of ownership, by any man) even if such orders
conflict with the First Law. 3. You may not injure any man, nor through
failure to comply with the Second Law, cause him displeasure or mental
injury. Women as chattels, as customised sexslaves; bodies freakishly
modified to their owners' dictates, personalities preset to order.
Welcome to the world of the Orgasmachine. But Jade and Mari escape their
masters and dream of revenge, of revolution, of freedom Ian Watson
(1943 - ) Ian Watson was born in England in 1943 and graduated from
Balliol College, Oxford, with a first class Honours degree in English
Literature. He lectured in English in Tanzania (1965-1967) and Tokyo
(1967-1970) before beginning to publish SF with "Roof Garden Under
Saturn" for the influential New Worlds magazine in 1969. He became
a full-time writer in 1976, following the success of his debut novel The
Embedding. His work has been frequently shortlisted for the Hugo and
Nebula Awards and he has won the BSFA Award twice. From 1990 to 1991 he
worked full-time with Stanley Kubrick on story development for the movie
A. I. Artificial Intelligence, directed after Kubrick's death by Steven
Spielberg; for which he is acknowledged in the credits for Screen Story.
Ian Watson lives in Northamptonshire, England.
