All about women: What big sister doesn't want you to know

✍ Scribed by Simon G. Sheppard

• Publisher: Heretical Press
• Year: 1998
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 46
• Edition: revised
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

Originally advertised as, “What Big Sister Doesn’t Want You To Know,” Simon Sheppard’s pamphlet All About Women summarizes his thoughts on females and how men should deal with them. His novel approach—what he calls “procedural analysis” —dissects the female from several evolutionary angles. Straightforward and to the point, All About Women analyses female stereotypes, female signalling female strategies for influencing men, the costs and benefits of sex, and the world according to “Big Sister.” Also included are a bibliography and a series of entertaining quotations from Richard Dawkins, Charles Darwin, Glenn Wilson, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau—to name a few.
In the past decade, there has been increased interest in human biodiversity and using evolutionary psychology make sense of the “war between the sexes.” First Published in 1998, All About Women was ahead of its time. Its humorous, punchy essays would be at home in the “manosphere” alongside those of popular “game,” anti-feminist and PUA bloggers like Heartiste, Roosh V and Ferdinand Bardamu.