The Creator
If women submitting were natural, no one would need a structure to enforce it. This book follows that structure from the first mother to the moment it slips.
The tighter it grips, the faster it slips
Every person alive began inside a woman's body. Every cell carries an unbroken line of mothers. For most of life on earth, she chose.
Then someone wrote her out of the story. Law codes made her property. Scripture turned the serpent evil and the woman into the origin of sin. Physicians put her on her back, for their own convenience. A king sat in on the interrogation of women accused as witches, then wrote a book on why women were the frailer sex.
A structure enforced this hard is admitting something. The law exists because the resistance did. It breaks its own boys. Its grip is tightest at the exit, because control is already gone.
Four parts
- Part I
The Creator
"You think this is a book about biology."
- Part II
The Taking
"It's about who stole that power."
- Part III
The Enforcement
"It's about what they do to keep it."
- Part IV
The Return
"What happens when she stops asking permission."
- Structure
- Prologue / 13 chapters / Epilogue
- Formats
- Print / Ebook / Audiobook