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Vox

Pages
336
Published
2018
Language
English

Synopsis

In a near-future America, Dr. Jean McClellan faces a terrifying new reality when women are limited to speaking only one hundred words a day. As this oppressive decree escalates, stripping women of their jobs, education, and fundamental rights, Jean realizes the fight for her voice is a fight for all women. She must find a way to resist and reclaim what has been taken, not just for herself and her daughter, but for every silenced woman.

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Dr. Jean McClellanProtagonist
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Frequently asked questions

  • Does Vox have a film or TV adaptation?

    Vox was optioned for a television series by AMC, with Christina Dalcher attached as an executive producer. The project was announced shortly after the book's publication.

  • Is Vox a standalone novel?

    Vox is a standalone novel with a complete narrative arc. While it explores themes that could be expanded, the story of Jean McClellan and the immediate conflict resolves within this single book.

  • What inspired Christina Dalcher to write Vox?

    Christina Dalcher has stated that the political climate and discussions around women's rights in the mid-2010s, particularly the Women's March, were significant inspirations for the novel's premise and themes.

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