In it women are portrayed as straight lines and society is organized into a hierarchy with higher-sided people given greater status.  
In Part 1 of this work entitled "This World," one comes across such interesting chapters as "Of the Universal Colour Bill" and "Of the Suppression of the Chromatic Sedition."  Its second line begins "Imagine a vast sheet of paper . . .," and goes on to introduce the fantastic premise on which it is based.  In it women are portrayed as straight lines and society is organized into a hierarchy with higher-sided people given greater status.  However, all is turned upside down when A. Square discovers the land of three dimensions.  FTP, name this geometric satire of Victorian England by Edwin Abbott, which was followed up by Sphereland.
In Part 1 of this work entitled "This World," one comes across such interesting chapters as "Of the Universal Colour Bill" and "Of the Suppression of the Chromatic Sedition."  
Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions