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When Rights Shift Quietly
When I started writing The Fatherhood Mandate, my focus was on bodily autonomy and what its loss would mean for families and for society. I did not look closely at other outcomes.
One of those outcomes caught my attention while I was outlining A Ward of the State in 2024: the push from the far right to remove the right of women to vote.
It was never framed as a repeal of the 19th Amendment that
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Kirsty Barrett's review
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A Ward of the State (The Unborn Child Protection Act Book 3):
"Excellent book. I like how this final book was from the child's point of view. Sam and Riley have really worked hard from where they started, and the world has really changed leaving huge implications for the next generations. Well written."
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The Motherhood Mandate (The Unborn Child Protection Act Book 2)
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Thanks so much for this review, Amelia. Believe it or not, Wisconsin does have a law called The Unborn Child Protection Act. It took just a bit of twe
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The Motherhood Mandate (The Unborn Child Protection Act Book 2):
"M. E. Wright’s The Motherhood Mandate is a bold and unsettling exploration of personal agency in a near-future America where pregnancy becomes a state controlled condition. Set in 2028, this speculative novel follows Rylee Williams, a teenager whose "
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❀Heather❀Brown❀'s review
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A Ward of the State (The Unborn Child Protection Act Book 3):
"#ad much love for my copy @lovebookstours #partner
🅰 🆆🅰🆁🅳 🅾🅵 🆃🅷🅴 🆂🆃🅰🆃🅴 < @M.E.Wright.Author > A Ward of the State by M.E. Wright is a political sci-fi that reminded me of The Handmaid’s Tale - only a way different plot but same vibes. I was very impres" Read more of this review » |
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Internment is fiction, but only barely. Set in a near-future America where Muslim citizens are rounded up and detained, it reads like a warning that already missed its deadline. Ahmed doesn’t sugarcoat the fear, the surveillance, or the normalization ...more |
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Vox takes one of the most overlooked freedoms, speech, and shows how easily it can be taken, regulated, and weaponized. The world Dalcher builds is deeply familiar: scientific progress twisted by politics, women reduced to vessels, and the illusion o ...more |
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Internment is fiction, but only barely. Set in a near-future America where Muslim citizens are rounded up and detained, it reads like a warning that already missed its deadline. Ahmed doesn’t sugarcoat the fear, the surveillance, or the normalization ...more |
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