I Who Have Never Known Men

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Published May 10, 2022

188 pages

Average rating: 7.48

1,431 RATINGS

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Readers say *I Who Have Never Known Men* is a haunting, philosophical exploration of humanity and isolation through the eyes of a nameless protagonist...

sweetlemoneade
May 18, 2025
9/10 stars
Amazing. Everyone should read this book, it is so profound and incredible. You’ll feel every emotion reading this book. Wonderful. Wonderful. Wonderful.
Erica Gina
Dec 22, 2025
3/10 stars
Incredibly distracted by the post tense narration
Elle11
Oct 26, 2025
9/10 stars
Really stuck with me, great piece of feminist science fiction
DRamz
Oct 24, 2025
8/10 stars
I Who Have Never Known Men is a thought-provoking and quietly haunting novel that stayed with me lafter I finished it. Though short and quick to read, it leaves a deep impression through its stark, unique story and unsettling vision of isolation and survival. The book’s simplicity is part of its power. With an almost dreamlike atmosphere, it raises big questions about humanity, freedom, and what it means to live without a past or future. It’s unlike anything I’ve read before, both unsettling and strangely beautiful. This is a novel that lingers in the mind, encouraging reflection long after the final page. If you’re looking for something original and affecting, this is well worth your time.
Jessi
Oct 08, 2025
10/10 stars
Eerie and dystopian and bleak. 10/10

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