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Kari Aguila, a geologist by training, crafts thought-provoking dystopian fiction that delves into societal structures and power dynamics. Her work often explores speculative scenarios, prompting readers to consider the implications of shifting gender roles and world orders long after finishing a book. Aguila's approach blends a scientific mind with a keen interest in speculative fiction, creating narratives that are both intellectually stimulating and emotionally resonant. She is known for writing timely stories that leave a lasting impression.

2015
RUN Ragged
334 pages
12 hours of reading
In a world ruled by fear and oppression, Rhia, a resilient sea captain, finds herself confined in a re-education facility aimed at enforcing conformity. As she endures psychological torment, she begins to uncover the flaws in the oppressive system. The narrative explores themes of gender oppression and the moral dilemmas surrounding the quest for peace. Rhia's struggle against indoctrination positions her as an unlikely hero, challenging the status quo in a society that demands silence and complicity. The novel serves as a poignant reflection on contemporary political issues.
2013
Women's Work
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Set in the Pacific Northwest some time after the Last War, against a backdrop of a now woman-led society with men roaming the country in small, vicious groups, Kate and her family must decide what to do when a lone man turns up on their doorstep one night in need of their help.

RUN Ragged

Women's Work