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"The suffrage bill goes forward," Rebecca said in a happy daze.
"Well, that too," Martha said. "But, Rebecca..."
"Merry Christmas, Madam Premier!" Chester said.
- COMMENTS
TSreaderover 3 years agoA wonderfully written tale! Well put together and certainly very yummy too. Thank you for sharing your lovely story with us!
Ravey19over 3 years agoA slow start but warmed up and just had to finish it ASAP. Maybe a little clichéd and a little confusing at times as I think names were mixed up but nevertheless a stimulating read and not one I'd expect in a contest.
Perhaps at 12 pages it's too long for a contest?
Deserves more than it's current rating and gets a 5 from me.
Anonymousover 3 years agoWell written. Characters came quite alive within the juxtaposition of gender roles we suffer from. Points well made, indeed.
Anonymousover 3 years agoThanks for this great story. As another commentator already said, this is literature. The setting is so well-written with the quaint little republic connected by railways and the description of the political landscape. Couldn't help but read all of it in one go.
Omenainenover 3 years agoI enjoyed this. Delicious flow and feel of bygone days, and I appreciated the gender reversal setting. Could’ve been a teensy bit shorter, though.
