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==Works of particular note==
==Works of particular note==
* ''[[Who Needs Men?]]'' (aka ''Gender Genocide'') ([[1973]]) - His clearest exposition of misogyny and anti-feminism; a typical anti-feminist backlash novel
* ''[[Who Needs Men?]]'' (aka ''[[Gender Genocide]]'') ([[1973]]) - His clearest exposition of misogyny and anti-feminism; a typical anti-feminist backlash novel
* ''[[The Slaves of Heaven]]'' (1974) - typical of his novels; a lone hero and stupid, repulsive women. Earth women forced to be [[surrogacy|birth surrogates]] for other women.
* ''[[The Slaves of Heaven]]'' (1974) - typical of his novels; a lone hero and stupid, repulsive women. Earth women forced to be [[surrogacy|birth surrogates]] for other women.
* "[http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:pjmOBEaVGbEJ:www.bondle.co.uk/edmund_cooper/misc_files/interview.pdf%2B%22edmund%2Bcooper%22%2Bwomen&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=6&gl=us We Must Love One Another or Die]" interview
* "[http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:pjmOBEaVGbEJ:www.bondle.co.uk/edmund_cooper/misc_files/interview.pdf%2B%22edmund%2Bcooper%22%2Bwomen&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=6&gl=us We Must Love One Another or Die]" interview

Latest revision as of 11:34, 28 January 2011

Edmund Cooper was a SF writer; several of his novels were notably misogynistic and specifically anti-feminist, and a 1973 interview with him revealed concordant opinions.

Names

  • Martin Lester
  • George Kinley
  • Broderick Quain
  • Richard Avery

Further reading

Works of particular note