Two trans-identified men, Fran and Beth, are out hunting these men to get estrogen out of their testicles and kidneys, both for themselves and to sell, but come across a team of terfs including their local leader, and while Fran has a sexual fantasy about said leader, Beth gets up and tries to shoot her. The plot roughly goes as follows: A few years prior to the book, a virus broke out that rapidly infected all men and turned them into rabid, cancerous beasts whose only remaining drives are killing, eating and raping.

Also, there will be spoilers for the entire thing.Ĭontent warnings: rape, violence against women, dismemberment, death by burning, misogynist language Obligatory disclaimer: While I made an effort to go into it with little knowledge and little bias, I had already heard of JKR's death and managed to remain unbiased roughly until the end of the first page, which is where the slurs start. If you've read it too, please chime in with anything I missed or you disagree on! And I figured I'd tell you about it so you can decide whether you want to do the same or not. Well, I like knowing what the 'other side' is saying, so I went and read it. There has already been a fair bit of discussion about this book on here, notably because the author includes the violent death of Joanne K Rowling in it. The basic premise is that all men have turned into feral beasts, trans-identified men hunt those to get estrogen out of their testicles, and also there are 'terfs' who want all trans-identified men dead - or something, their motivation is never quite clear. Most of you have probably heard of the book 'Manhunt' by now.

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