https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/58127276-no-apologie

I'm reading the book at the moment and it's quite good. It reads like a long essay with historical, religious and literary references. The idea is to say something truthful about men and masculinity, but also about feminism. Some of the points about boys and men are a bit far-fetched and too generalizing. But he understands the harm feminism is doing to all of us: men women, boys, girls. That's a big plus.

For example, he describes how men form only male groups that are essential to civilization. And how they are disappearing because of our culture wants to give women the right to join those groups. That leads to boys and men abandoning groups because women often change the dynamics, when men start to compete for their attention.

When "MRA books" are rare amidst the flood of Feminist books, I just wanted to tell about this rarity that got published a few months ago.

EDIT: Now that I've read the book, i must say it was, hmm, a bit too conservative for me, and perhaps a bit too American, too. Not that I think there is something wrong with "conservatism". I'm just too big a fan of enlightenment, which was, after all, a very progressive bunch of ideas that led to liberalism, democracy and other great changes. Then again I think that leftist people are also way too conservative to my taste, although their "sacred traditions" are much younger.