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  • Therefore, they try and set him up at Kala's when he is tasked with retrieving one of Kynon's captains, Freka, from his overindulgence in Shanga.

    Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror: The Secret of Sinharat - Leigh Brackett Blue Tyson 2010

  • It concerns a family vacation and the daughter's (Kala's) indifference towards it, an unassertive mother along for the ride and a brother, Sandor, who is determined to prove his manliness.

    REVIEW: 2007 Hugo Award Short Fiction Nominees 2007

  • It concerns a family vacation and the daughter's (Kala's) indifference towards it, an unassertive mother along for the ride and a brother, Sandor, who is determined to prove his manliness.

    REVIEW: Science Fiction: The Best of the Year, 2007 Edition edited by Rich Horton 2007

  • His choice resonates through the millennia that have followed, and even the most progressive members of Kala's society accept almost unthinkingly the notion that women are, in the end, a commodity, a necessary tool when starting a new life.

    The 2007 Hugo Award: The Novella Shortlist Abigail Nussbaum 2007

  • Kala's branch of the church is one of the more premissive ones--they don't practice poligamy, and acknowledge the existence of the first colonist's 'angry wives'--and Kala's family stand by her when she is shunned for her brother's actions.

    The 2007 Hugo Award: The Novella Shortlist Abigail Nussbaum 2007

  • Kala's religion revolves around the glorification of this process, equating the colonists to Adam and Eve, but there is an original sin at the source of this semi-nomadic way of life--the first man to colonize an alternate Earth did so accompanied by a hundred kidnapped women.

    The 2007 Hugo Award: The Novella Shortlist Abigail Nussbaum 2007

  • The same urge to dominate that informs gender relations in Kala's world is also present in the impulse to remake the new Earths in the old Earth's image--a process which, Kala discovers, will inevitably lead to an ecological catastrophe--and it is up to Kala and her brother to find a way to escape their society's destructive attitudes towards gender and ecology alike.

    The 2007 Hugo Award: The Novella Shortlist Abigail Nussbaum 2007

  • The kidnapping of unwilling 'wives' is therefore not an uncommon crime in Kala's society, and although it is officially frowned upon, when Kala's brother rescues her from such a fate and maims her kidnapper, the greater blame is placed on his violent actions.

    The 2007 Hugo Award: The Novella Shortlist Abigail Nussbaum 2007

  • A mechanic at the service station the family arrive at assures Kala's father that he has a 'Lady's Room' where Kala and her mother can be safe--a room that can bolted from the inside.

    The 2007 Hugo Award: The Novella Shortlist Abigail Nussbaum 2007

  • He was setting something of a fashion, much to Rena's silent amusement and Kala's open glee.

    Elvenborn Lackey, Mercedes 2002

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