Theme & Character Lists: Anti-feminist

see also: explicitly homophobic
A Short History of the Backlash against Feminism in SF/F

By anti-feminist I mean works that are specifically attacking the feminist project. Clearly, to create a bibliography of works that are merely sexist or misogynist would be too difficult -- there are too many. "Anti-feminist" works, then, explicitly attack the feminist movement or feminism as a concept; anti-feminism is a major thrust of the work. -- lq

• Berger, Thomas. Regiment of Women (1973)
• Besant, Walter. The Revolt of Man (1882)
• Cooper, Edmund. Gender Genocide. New York: Ace Books, 1972. Anti-feminist sf: an all-female explicitly lesbian society hunts down the last heterosexuals and men. One young soldier is captured and raped and falls in love with the leader of the men.
• Maine, Charles Eric. Pseudonym for David McIlwain, 1921- . World Without Men (1958); republished as Alph, 1972)
• Merwin, Sam. The Sex War (1953)
• Niven, Larry. Ringworld [It's really just misogynistic, but notably so: only males are sapient in this world.]
• Norman, John (pseudonum). Gor series - Several of the books, though not all, specifically attack feminism.
• Wilson, Richard. The Girls from Planet 5 (1955)