MaleWife: The emasculation of Walter Harrison

From the novel: “Women are inherently superior to men and they, not men, have the sensitivity, humanity, and intelligence to rule the home, the country, and the world. But they must first take charge of the men. It is time for the women to have their harems, their maids, their house-husbands, their slaves; it is absurd that women, who are sexually as well as psychologically superior to men, should be expected to be content with only one man, or with the same one permanently. Women have always recognized the fundamental weaknesses in men, and they have always, through subtle means, tended to dominate men. But this relationship needs to ‘come out of the closet’ and to be recognized as the natural order of things, an order which has been corrupted, an order which needs to be reaffirmed and reinstated if we are ever to be rid of violence and brutality in society.”

The characters and events in this highly explicit novel explore the idea of female supremacy and male servitude in both a domestic environment and a training camp.