Charlotte Perkins Gilman's classic story about a society composed entirely of women who live in an isolated region unknown to the rest of civilization. Without men, the inhabitants reproduce asexually and live without war or conflict. An expedition of male sociologists discover the society, with each of the men reacting differently. Originally released in serial form in 1915, Herland was ahead of its time in genre blending and messaging in describing a feminist science fiction utopia. "Herland" was preceded by Gilman's story "Moving the Mountain" and followed by "With Her in Ourland".
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