World Without Men

<p>In <em>World Without Men: The Perfect World</em> A.A. Castor crafts a hauntingly visionary dystopian novel that dares to imagine a fully matriarchal society-designed through law silence and genetic control. Fifty years after the fall of patriarchy cities are ruled by councils of women. Language has been rewritten. Masculine memory purged. Drones-genetically castrated and socially erased-perform labor without identity or voice. There are no fathers no war no rebellion. Only design.</p><p>But beneath the glass domes of Elyria the silence begins to stir.</p><p>As young girls inherit a world of order they never bled for forgotten fragments awaken-a drone hesitates a song carries a forbidden pitch and an archive whispers a name long erased: <em>Adam</em>. What unfolds is a powerful meditation on memory obedience and the cost of perfection. With echoes of <em>The Handmaid's Tale</em> <em>Brave New World</em> and <em>Children of Men</em> this novel blends feminist fiction gender dystopia and philosophical sci-fi into a richly immersive future.</p><p>Told with cinematic realism and chilling restraint <em>World Without Men</em> is not a warning-it's a reckoning.</p>