Women are, in the majority, the people left. We are the ones whose lives have been splintered and left behind. Many are working jobs they didn’t choose, working six days a week to aid economies in crisis, raising children alone while coping with the weight of grief. In a world that has changed unimaginably, the way in which we record our stories has changed too. Introduction Christina Sweeney-Baird's "The End of Men" throws readers into a world irrevocably altered by a mysterious virus, the Y chromosome plague. This thought-provoking dystopian novel transcends the boundaries of genre, offering not just a gripping narrative but also a profound exploration of gender roles, societal structures, and the resilience of the human spirit. Synopsis The novel is set in 2025 and begins with the outbreak of a Great Male Plague that spreads around the world. The story opens in London with Catherine, a social anthropologist, who avoids fertility treatment due to her ambivalence abou...
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