Intemorphiction is all-girl literature. Stories about worlds where men just don’t exist – and never did.
Intemorphs have two sexes, chelani and melini – sometimes called “blondes” and “brunettes” on worlds where hair-color is a secondary sexual characteristic (it isn’t always).
All-girl worlds are different from all-women worlds (a separate genre that has existed since the 1880s). These are not “women without men” they are feminine humans who never even heard of men, or if they have, regard them as an alien species – because they are.
Intemorphiction can be in any genre – detective, science fiction, fantasy, romance, or anything else. The common denominator is that it is all intemorphic.
Intemorphiction has been written since the 1990s by a growing number of authoresses. The Sun Daughter Press has been founded as the first intemorphic publishing company.
To sample some intemorphiction right now, go to our sister site, All Girl Worlds.
To learn about the intemorphiction genre in more depth, see:
Is Intemorphiction Really a Genre?
History of Intemorphic Publishing
