The Feminine Solution to all the world's Problems

Are women kinder and gentler than men are? Do they cause less trouble, less crime, less of most things bad? Would the world be a better place if women were in charge of everything and men were, at best, an irrelevance? This is a story about some people who thought so, and what they tried to do about it. Of course, any change in life is bound to be noticed, especially if it occurs without any reasonable explanation. Busybodies become concerned and want to know what is going on and why. Others decry talk of any sort of change and want to put a stop to it and return to the golden days of yesteryear, when they were in charge. This story is about them too. If you like political thrillers with suspense and satire, try this tale.

Harold Cramer was born in Pennsylvania and still lives there. He has been a student, a steelworker, a chemist, a salesman, an engineer, and now a writer. His only qualification for writing a book with the title The Feminine Solution.... is being male, and therefore endowed with an objective and complete misunderstanding of women.