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World Without Women (1960, Fawcett Gold Medal)*1st Ed.* *Smutty Sci-Fi Dystopia*. "World Without Women" is a vintage novel published in 1960 by Fawcett Gold Medal. This smutty sci-fi dystopia explores a world in which a deadly pandemic strips the world of nearly all women, with only some odd 500 or so surviving; the societal breakdown that happens is evident, but the book also highlights some of the dangers of the world posed by men, delving into themes of adult & erotic, pulp fiction, and science fiction. Written by Day Keene and Leonard Pruyn, the novel spans 176 pages and offers a speculative fiction take on crime and society. With its provocative narrative and vintage appeal, this book is a must-read for fans of unconventional storytelling. "World Without Women" is a vintage novel published in 1960 by Fawcett Gold Medal. This smutty sci-fi dystopia explores a world in which a deadly pandemic strips the world of nearly all women, with only some odd 500 or so surviving; the societal breakdown that happens is evident, but the book also highlights some of the dangers of the world posed by men, delving into themes of adult & erotic, pulp fiction, and science fiction. Written by Day Keene and Leonard Pruyn, the novel spans 176 pages and offers a speculative fiction take on crime and society. With its provocative narrative and vintage appeal, this book is a must-read for fans of unconventional storytelling.