James McLachlan

Something Something Misogyny: Or, in a university far, far away James McLachlan

Most of us want to do the right thing; most of us want to be seen
as a good person. But what happens when we don't know what the
right thing is? Is there a difference if we are male or female, or
anything in between? Who should we believe? Which side should
we choose?

Emma and John are two first year students trying to find their place
in the confusing world of post-feminist university. When the unthinkable
keeps happening on campus, they are asked again and again to make
moral judgements. But do they really have a choice?

Come on a rollicking ride through the controversial and often
shocking world of feminism and the men's rights movement, where
everyone has an opinion about everything and the ideology that
they are never wrong to back them up. You'll laugh, you'll cry,
you'll probably become highly suspicious of the opposite sex.

So, strap yourself in, check your privilege at the door (if you've
come across this book then you are) and turn the page...
It may just change your life.

Of course, if you don't think you'll like this book, you have clearly
been brainwashed by the 'good literature elite', and are merely
showing your 'perpendicular thinking' on the subject. You need to
educate yourself - preferably by reading this book.