Welcome to my rejuvenated website, which has been operating since 2002
The focus of this renewed site is my books and writing, as well as the book business (publishing and bookselling). I will display my books, say what they’re about, and provide related information about them – origins, background, historical features, chapter samples, where to buy them, etc.
An essential feature of my stories is their approach to moral, religious, social, and political issues (see my about page). In this respect, the main influence on the construction of my stories is Charles Dickens. Thus, my blog posts will frequently address social and political issues as well as literature, publishing, and the arts in general.
There are two political issues that will be my focus. The first is the man-hatred or misandry that pervades our society, and the feminisation of everything. The first can be seen as a result of the second, or what Helen Andrews calls The Great Feminisation.
Of course, I won’t be the author of the critiques of feminism. Feminists self-servingly dismiss such criticism as misogyny. No, I will provide links to outstanding female critics of feminism, foremost among whom are Janice Fiamengo and Australian Bettina Arndt.
Like Helen Andrews, Fiamengo argues that females precipitate the collapse of civilisation: The (Female) Elephant in the Room. The difference is that she provides strategies to turn back the civilisational destruction. Helen Andrews’ core arguments are outlined on Triggernometry’s video interview HERE. The full interview is HERE.
The second issue can be variously called the ‘Aboriginal industry’, Aboriginal separatism, or more accurately, an attempted coup by white Aboriginals of predominantly European ancestry to recast, rewrite Australian history and culture, and to delegitimise everyone, including migrants, except themselves.
One might ask how 700,000 Aboriginals, including those of predominantly European ancestry, could engineer a coup over 27 million inhabitants. The answer is above: The Great Feminisation.