Egalia's Daughters : A Satire of the Sexes

PART ONE Bram, the director, and her family 9(8) Spinnerman Owlmoss teaches the children about nature's injustice 17(5) The Maidmen's Ball 22(10) Egalsund, pearl of the seacoast 32(4) Ruth Bram and her housebound - for better or worse 36(8) The Narcisseum Club for Gentlewim 44(11) Bosomby, the school principal, calls Spn Owlmoss to account 55(7) The shore, the stone statue and the oak wood 62(10) Petronius as a seawom 72(10) The little rose of the slums 82(9) Spn Owlmoss teaches according to Directive No.287 91(11) Petronius reaches his sixteenth birthday 102(11) He becomes hers 113(8) Gro Maydaughter and her proud family 121(5) Inside the Palace of Birth 126(7) Nursing and the dreams of a youth 133(4) The history test on General Sheracles and her exploits 137(8) Egalsund at night 145(8) PART TWO The villa on the Moonhill 153(8) The masculists break a taboo 161(7) The subjection of menwim - a historical necessity 168(12) Fish and romance 180(5) The studs' tragedy 185(7) New adventures for the masculists 192(8) A mother's righteous anger 200(3) The Egalian election and the menwim's daring coup 203(15) Peho burning and other masculist activities begin to spread 218(5) Why struggle for menwim's rights? 223(8) Gro and Petronius - wom and manwom 231(8) Father and son 239(5) Consciousness-raising in the 'Fighting Cock' menwim's group 244(5) The Grand Menstruation Games 249(7) Walking around the egalitarian city 256(5) 'The Sons of Democracy' 261(2) The reader's final farewell to Ruth Bram, her son Petronius and the others 263