Feminism Failed

Feminism promised liberation. Instead, it imprisoned our potential. Experience the lives of men who have been crushed by this unforgiving ideology or who played an unwilling part in its creation. Marcus Valentin takes you on a literary exploration of feminism's roots and the dire warnings shouted from a not-so-distant past. Find out what feminist writers like Le Guin and her contemporaries envision for a future world in which masculine virtue is hunted and eradicated. Compare this to Thomas More's ethical society and decide for yourself the best way to live your life in these complex, anti-virtue times. You may discover you're not much unlike the male protagonists of Albert Camus' or Yevgeny Zamyatin's, who struggle with social relationships tainted by hedonism and promiscuity. Discover how these men achieved-or failed-to find meaning in a nihilistic society. At the end, wander into the original and banned philosophy of Marcus Valentin and his blueprint for a New Man, one who can not only survive in his radioactive environment, but dominate and flourish.

Pages: 286, Paperback, Independently published