Fair New World was originally published in Vancouver, B.C., in May 1994, by Backlash Books.
The novel was Lou Tafler’s farewell gift to Canada. White male philosophers were so disfavored
by politically correct feminist hiring policies that he was obliged to accept a position in the USA.
Fair New World became an immediate succès de scandale, attracting Canadian media attention coast-to-coast.
Here are some of the reports and reviews from that period.
Back Stories:
Male Prof Flies South, by Holly Horwood, The Province, May 21, 1994
Town Talk, by Malcolm Parry, The Vancouver Sun, June 2, 1994
Irate Professor Quits Canada, by Dave Pommer, The Calgary Herald, June 4, 1994
Louis in Femboland: A Male Academic Flees Campus Political Correctness, by Joe Woodard, B.C. Reports, June 27, 1994
No Work for This Male, by Trevor Lautens, The Vancouver Sun, July 21, 1994
UBC Prof Lashes Out at PC Hiring Quotas, by Fiona Hughes, The Vancouver Courier, July 24, 1994
Former Local Man’s Book Hits Bias Against White Males, by Joel Goldenberg, The Montreal Suburban, August 10, 1994
Canadian Professor Wronged by Political Correctness, by Eleanor Stiller, The Montreal Monitor, August 16, 1994
Louis Marinoff Bids Adieu to Canada with Satirical Novel, by Lynda Rosenberg, The Bulletin (Montreal), October 6, 1994
Reviews:
Brave New Work: Fair New World, by Karen Selick, Canadian Lawyer Magazine, March 1995
Extremism Carried to its Logical Conclusion, by Karen Selick, Balance, Spring 1995
Review by David Smith, Society for Academic Freedom & Scholarship Newsletter, July 1995
Letter from John Frary, August 9, 1995