Women and the evolution of romance writing
Peter Wright looks at the origins and development of romantic love fiction and its role in supercharging gynocentrism
Peter Wright looks at the origins and development of romantic love fiction and its role in supercharging gynocentrism
Above almost all other social entities, religious men rank at the very top in the dogma of male servitude.
Years ago reading the weekend newspaper was a relaxing pastime. Not any more tells Mark Dent.
7-Eleven has established a prize-winning competition to promote its business. Doug Mortimer brings you the details.
A man talks about his experience being raped by a female when he was nine and the ensuing reaction of an indifferent world.
Young boys swallow popular cultural narratives about how to become a man, but perhaps the most powerful of the scripts we internalize come from parents. Jim Thompson tells his story.
Paul has some words about the silent treatment … and the message is loud and clear.
In the fight between so-called ‘alpha’ and ‘beta’ males it’s sometimes hard to tell who is the ultimate loser.
Spain has a fertility rate of 1.3, but nobody seems to know why. It must be that the Spanish aren’t having enough siestas?
In the age of equality is there still any place for courtship?