"Woman on the Edge of Time" is a speculative fiction novel by American author Marge Piercy, published in 1976. The novel follows the story of Consuelo Ramos, a Mexican-American woman living in New York City in the 1970s. Consuelo is struggling to cope with poverty, sexism, and racism, and is being pressured to undergo a sterilization procedure by the government. However, she also has the ability to communicate with a future society where gender, race, and class are no longer barriers to equality and justice. Through her visions of the future, Consuelo is able to find hope and strength, and is inspired to fight for a better world in her present. The novel is a powerful exploration of social justice issues, including poverty, racism, and gender inequality, as well as a commentary on the impact of technology and progress on society. Through its visionary and thought-provoking narrative, the novel challenges readers to consider the possibilities for a more just and equitable future.