About the Author

Henry Blair

Henry Blair is a novelist and a poet. He is also a former human rights worker who worked with the UN and with international human rights organizations. He has a master’s degree in neuroscience and a bachelor’s in psychology, and he and his wife are the parents of a four-year-old boy.

Following years of being from youth an activist in the ideological left, Blair reveals how feminism has transformed itself into a view which contradicts humanism and equality, when it adopted female supremacy and deep sexism, that is, female anti-male racism. With referenced data and accessible explanations about the neuroscience of our human sexuality, provided to replace the existing misconceptions generated by feminism, Blair portrays a new conversation between men and women. 

While his novels were awarded several prizes, Lovism appears under the alias Henry Blair. He chose to use an alias due to the atmosphere of violence and threat expressed in such slogans as “kill all men” and in cancelling and bans, which are used for deterring writers from thinking freely about the assumptions and conclusions of feminism, to silence information and perspectives before they could reach the public, and by that, to eliminate any possibility of a new, universalist, humanist and humane paradigm of equality for both sexes.