Essay by Jay K Chesterton | A functioning society is balanced by both extremes of the agreeable/disagreeable axis. Both sides must have their oars in the water to keep the whole thing from spinning away into a vortex of unhinged empathy and compassion or an equal and opposite one of aggression and competition
read moreEssay by Cote Keller | At the time, I couldn’t envision the Alien franchise getting much worse than Covenant. It was the most cynical and patronizing film in the series, extensively reanimating scenes from the fan-favorite installments with uglier digital cinematography and a glut of rushed CGI
read moreEssay by Giordano J. Lahaderne | As long as death cults continue to press for the destruction of American families, these films will continue to spawn sequels and spin-offs. This is because, like all horror, they reflect our anxieties over abandoning traditional morality
read moreEssay by Milo YIannopoulos | Allegations that Fuentes is a confidential informant may be unprovable, but there can no longer be any doubt about his willingness to sell out his fans, his principles, and the country
read moreEssay by Karl Richter | The European film industry has lost a great star. On Sunday, Alain Delon passed away at the age of 88. He was one of the most prominent figures in post-war European cinema in the 1950s and 1960s, captivating audiences as an adventurer, rogue, and lover not only on screen but also in his private life, which was rich in scandals, breakups, and affairs
read moreEssay by Semmelweis | The failure of Christianity—for hundreds of years if not for all of its history—is its failure to support men who would fight. And what has been the underlying problem with the American conservative movement since its inception? Men who will not fight
read moreEssay by Simon Rowat | In which your intrepid writer provides an overview of the state of play in the legacy literary world, knocking over a few of their sacred cows along the way, before going on to propose a movement in which we, society’s male, pale, and stale cast offs may turn a negative into a positive and finally start pushing back against the gatekeepers of Wokeopia
read morePoetry by Alex Riddle | A MAN’S WORLD exclusive. A sonnet written to commemorate Donald Trump’s stunning victory over death at Butler, Pennsylvania on July 13th, 2024
read moreEssay by Panurge | The circus is in town—or, I should say, circuses: one inside the big hotels and down at the convention center, and another surrounding them
read moreFilm review by N.J. Sloan | What’s apparent here, however, is the incoherence of this film under its own internal logic, and how irreconcilable this film is with its outward intentions, as expressed by writer and director Martin McDonagh
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MAN’S WORLD is now available, for the very first time, as a high-quality printed magazine. Across 200 glorious pages, you’ll find everything that made the digital magazine the sensation that it was – the best essays, the most brilliant new fiction, interviews, art, food, sex, fitness – and so much more.
