The Gate to Women's Country
Some scenes and characters I enjoyed (Morgot and Septemius more than the main characters, to be honest), but the oversimplification of the different societies described, as well as sexuality and relationships, didn't look very "feminist" to me. It was more a matter of "all men are brutes" (it never addresses how their upbringing between the ages of 5 and 15 in a garrison may be part of why they're violent), "all women are meant/want to breed" (I'm kind of feeling insulted here) and "homosexuality is caused by hormone imbalance during pregnancy, but it's been taken care of now, yay" (yeah, definitely insulted here).
