All About Women · An Introduction to Procedural Analysis with an Anthology of Other Writing

‘In Disguised Defection the female imitates the male, adopting roles and exploiting technologies which males have defined and developed once they become sufficiently facile, in order to disguise her defection from her natural functions’

All About Women wasn't meant to be a fun book, but by being so unblushingly forthright – in order to cram as much information as possible into its 50 pages – it became so. This outrageously politically-incorrect book is essential reading for men, and feminists looking for a hate figure will also find it useful. In 'dip into' format with quotes by Darwin, Rousseau etc. about the nature and inferiority of women. "I wish I'd had this in my pocket as a youth" remarked one reader. Masses of solid information with no punches pulled.