Rozkošný zákon – Nosková Věra (2020)

Finally, the mamariate has triumphed, a society without fathers and families. The dictate of slimness and female beauty has been rejected as offensive. Ambitious and self-confident women, even if heavyset and neglected, are valued. They can choose the father of their child from a sperm bank catalog, without the sperm donor ever learning of his fatherhood. Men no longer approach women for fear of being accused of sexual harassment and punished. They prefer to visit brothels with robots. However, women are consequently sexually frustrated, prompting the Minister of Justice to devise and enforce a law mandating the provision of pleasure if any woman requests it from a man. The state's economy is being ruined by support for single mothers, while technical sectors suffer from absurd quotas in favor of women. Men are perceived as toxically masculine rascals, becoming second-class citizens. In their defense, an opposition rational party called Electron is formed, after which the theatrical Regina Červená, with her faction of witches, establishes another party that is bizarre and eccentric in its invocation of the phallus. Their ritual of collective initiation into the mystery of sex outrages and entertains the public. Parliamentary elections are approaching. Will reason or folly and the whims of ideologues prevail? An anti-utopian novel with many vivid characters...