The Girls From Earth

Name: The Girls From Earth
Author: Frank M. Robinson

By Frank M. Robinson

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A frontier colony plans to import women from Earth to supply wives for male settlers, prompting preparations, gossip, and anxious anticipation. The narrative follows settler reactions as practical concerns about domestic labor and family life collide with romanticized expectations. Difficulties emerge from arranging marriages across solar systems when neither side truly wants to relocate, producing bureaucratic and interpersonal complications. The story examines gender roles, social engineering of settlement policy, and the awkward, sometimes comic human responses to imposed matchmaking and cultural mismatch.

About the Author

Frank M. Robinson

Frank M. Robinson was an American author known for his contributions to the science fiction genre. His works often explore themes of technology, society, and the human condition. Among his notable titles is "Beyond the Ultra-Violet," which showcases his imaginative storytelling and ability to weave complex narratives. Robinson's writing is characterized by a blend of adventure and philosophical inquiry, engaging readers with thought-provoking concepts. He also authored works such as "Cosmic Saboteur" and "The Reluctant Heroes," further establishing his presence in the literary landscape. His diverse body of work reflects a keen interest in the interplay between humanity and the cosmos.