
A traveler returns to a closed utopia to find his earlier visit has spawned a new religion, in this satirical sequel.
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A traveler returns to a closed utopia to find his earlier visit has spawned a new religion, in this satirical sequel.
Higgs has made his fortune with sales of his original travelogue Erewhon. When his wife dies, his long-held desire to return to the country overwhelms him, and even his friends agree that a change of scenery would be a good idea. Soon after his departure he returns back home to England unexpectedly early and deeply unwell, and so it’s down to his son John to piece together what happened during his fleeting visit to Erewhon. Written nearly thirty years after the first book, Erewhon Revisited is S...
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Past affair yields a son; mild romantic backstory, no explicit scenes
Mild peril, captivity, and accidents; no graphic violence
No profanity present
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No LGBTQIA+ representation present
Central religion satire; Sunchild cult, clergy, sermons, and rituals
No magic or witchcraft present
No occult or demonology content present
Central satirical allegory on religion, society, and institutions
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Imprisonment and social stigma referenced; not graphic
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