Three Hundred Years Hence

Three Hundred Years Hence, published in 1836 as part of Camperdown, is among the first known American utopian fictions by a woman. A sleeper sealed in his house by avalanche wakes in 2135 to an America of new power, women in public work, public roads and broken monopolies. It is a time-slip of social hope, still startling for what it got right.

This special edition has been created with accessibility in mind. It features a fully adjustable coloured overlay system designed to support readers with Irlen Syndrome, dyslexia, or visual stress. By reducing visual strain and allowing each reader to customise their experience, this edition makes Mary Griffith’s utopian narrative more comfortable and enjoyable to read.

Rediscover the reformist vision and early feminist futurity of Three Hundred Years Hence in a format thoughtfully crafted to be more inclusive for all readers.