The View of the Shrew, For You!
📢 Attention Shrew Views family — if you haven’t grabbed your copy of The View of the Shrew yet, NOW is the time!
The book is available right now on Amazon — links for both the US and Canadian stores are below. And here’s my strong recommendation: go for the paperback. A physical copy is yours forever — no one can reach into your hands and take it back. (Unlike Kindle, where a Whispernet deletion notice can make your ebook disappear overnight — it’s happened before!)
For those of you who’ve already picked up a copy — ebook or paperback — please take a moment to leave a review. It makes an enormous difference. More reviews mean more visibility, and more visibility means more readers discovering a book I truly believe matters.
This community means the world to me. Let’s keep standing together — and let’s get this book into as many hands as possible! 💪
How much of what you believe is truly yours—and how much has been shaped for you? Narratives are manipulated daily, bending truth into stories designed to control. The Voice of the Shrew is a rallying cry for those who dare to question the mainstream and reclaim their power of thought. Don’t let silence or conformity define you—arm yourself with ideas that matter.
Did anyone catch those comments from the guy calling me an “asshole Zionist” for selling my book on Amazon? He deleted them afterward, and I deleted my reply too.
Honestly, I don’t care what Amazon does with its profits or power. I sell my book wherever it gets the widest reach and the best exposure—that’s the practical choice.
If I tried to boycott every company, platform, or institution that has any connection (direct or indirect) to Israel—or to any side in any conflict—I wouldn’t be able to function in the modern world. My own tax dollars already fund wars and military actions all over the planet, and there’s virtually nothing I can do to stop that. Short of complete withdrawal from society, the only logical response is to keep living and working as best I can.
That said, I do draw a line at outright, explicit support for groups or organizations that openly advocate or carry out genocide, mass murder, or similar atrocities. Those are red lines worth considering.
Zionism itself? It’s not something I spend a lot of mental energy on or actively support or rally against. To put it bluntly, I am not a fan of any deeply religious, righteous philosophy. If that disappoints you or you think I’m missing something important, I’m open to hearing your perspective—just explain it to me. Calling me a hypocritical asshole isn’t an argument; it’s just noise.
If you’ve got a reasoned case, lay it out. I’ll listen.
Love love love your book!