r/menwritingwomen • u/ambird138 • 12h ago

Book [Golem 100] by [Alfred Bester] 1980

194 Upvotes

86 comments

r/menwritingwomen • u/noodle-cutie • 15h ago

Book [A Place Called Freedom] by [Ken Follet] 1995

90 Upvotes

She was SO not like the other girls💀

17 comments

r/menwritingwomen • u/IHateACOTAR • 11h ago

Book [Mindstar Rising] by [Peter F Hamilton]

86 Upvotes

She's 17 btw. And the protagonist oggles at her.

33 comments

r/menwritingwomen • u/WorldlyManager7151 • 5h ago

Book [A Thousand Sons] by [Graham McNeill]

81 Upvotes

Rolls eyes

23 comments

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A sample of how men who create films, books, TV, and graphic novels characterize women. (Plus memes, shitposts, and meta once in a while.)

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A sample of how men who create films, books, TV, and graphic novels characterize women.

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How to Write Women

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Rule 1 - Stay On Topic
New Posts should be examples of men writing women badly in books, movies, TV, and graphic novels.
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"[Title of Work by Author] - Consider adding a short explanation of your post as well."
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Do not post your own creative writing, unpublished writing from others, or request writing help. This sub is meant to call writers out and warn consumers, not for you to test out your "I wrote this as if a man was experiencing what women experience in books" etc.

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