D.E.I DAILY

Feminism promised liberation. Instead, it imprisoned our potential. Experience the lives of men who have been crushed by this unforgiving ideology or who played an unwilling part in its creation. Marcus Valentin takes you on a literary exploration of feminism's roots and the dire warnings shouted from a not-so-distant past.

What does it mean to be human? Consumed by a singular obsession to achieve human perfection, Dr. Triste is expelled by his university for his radical solutions and descends into the House of DeWight, an institution for broken children that perpetuates abuse. There, his hatred for humanity's flaws fuels his mania—driving away his wife until he has nothing left to save.

Elysium is a paradise said to exist somewhere on the purple horizon, a place all men hope to reach, if not in life, then in death. A collection of short stories bound by a specific pain: one mixed with longing, absence, and an impossible hope for something more.

After Earth is destroyed by a solar flare and continents sink, six hundred arks are sent to wander the vast ocean. Two thousand years later, no other ship has been spotted. As the ship splits along political lines, a captain slowly loses his mind, and the genetically altered lower decks revolt.

A For Sale sign in a family home's front yard. A trampled flower meant for a girl. A church crumbling to dust. Across America's diaspora, from past to future, four men contend with their changing culture and scramble for meaning as the curtain draws closed.

When animals refuse to be animals, the peaceful farm falls into chaos. Led by an evolved ferret, the barnyard animals stage a bloody revolution against the farmer and his family. After seeing the destruction he inspired, Timmy the bird tries to save the farm by accepting his true nature.

Dimitris escapes the grinding gears of industrial Russia only to awaken in a land of pulverized bone powder. As his revolutionary quest progresses, he sinks deeper into the controlled world of the elite. At the heart of his dilemma: Am I free, and can one man make a difference?

Leonidas abandoned war to become a scholar, believing ancient knowledge could save humanity from the Nephos — inhuman beings born from the fall of Atlantis. But when he recovers the Aletheia, a forbidden text said to end the war, he uncovers a darker truth.