New Amazonia is set in a future where women have established a utopian society in the Amazon rainforest. The story follows a female protagonist who is a member of this society and explores how the women of Amazonia have created a highly organized and prosperous community. The novel contrasts this future society with the contemporary world of the 19th century, highlighting the achievements and innovations of the Amazonian women. Through this speculative setting, the book addresses issues related to gender roles, women's rights, and societal organization. The protagonist’s experiences in New Amazonia serve to critique and challenge the norms and limitations placed on women in the author's own time. The narrative examines the social and political dynamics of the Amazonian society and its impact on the protagonist's view of the world.