Sales rose more than 400 places on bestseller chart for The Handmaid’s Tale since the election of The Fascist Guy with a similar rush for copies of On Tyranny by Timothy Snyder.
Other books about democracy, dystopia, tyranny, feminism and far-right politics rapidly climbed bestseller charts following The Fascist Guy winning the US presidential election.
The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood, set in a totalitarian society in which women are forced to reproduce, moved up more than 400 places, and is currently third in the US Amazon Best Sellers chart.
For those who have read The Handmaid’s Tale, you might also enjoy, The Testaments, a sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale that will, at one point, become a Hulu series.
From the link above, The Guardian lists several books that now is the time to read before some Brownshirt bans them.
Rogan, Musk and an emboldened manosphere salute Trump’s win: ‘Let that sink in’
The so-called ‘heterodoxy’ endorsed the Republican’s hyper-masculine promise. Their young male fans listened
How Barron Trump Connected His Father to the Manosphere
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How Barron Trump Connected His Father to the Manosphere
Wall Street Journal: “It is an online universe of YouTubers, podcasters, live-streamers, online pranksters and more. They vary wildly in their tone, substance and obsessions. Some are jokey; some are vile. Running through them all is a certain unreformed notion of ‘Bro-dom.’”
“Trump may have been a pilgrim in this strange land. But he had a native to guide him: his 18-year-old, 6-foot-9-inch son Barron, a freshman at New York University…”
“This week, the manosphere, the kind of secret that young men tend to hide on their laptops or at the bottom of a sock drawer, was dragged into the spotlight when Trump won a commanding election victory. It was fueled, in part, by vigorous support from the kind of young men more typically concerned with videogames than voting.”
Los Angeles Times: A comic, Trump and Alpha Male walk into an election.
