Introduction: Women Are Not Horrible 1. The “Enslaved” Englishwoman Goes Abroad 2. The Other Abolitionist 3. The Civilizer 4. The Prohibitionist 5. The KKK Feminist 6. The Blackshirt 7. The Policewoman 8. The Pornophobe 9. The Girlboss 10. The Femonationalist 11. The Pro-Life Feminist 12. The Adult Human Female Conclusion: Feminism Against Cisness

"Enemy Feminisms is a compelling, provocative, formidable book that shreds one received wisdom after another in a poised balance of incisive argument and elegant writing. Sophie Lewis has become an indispensable thinker for our era." —Torrey Peters, author of Detransition Baby"Lewis’s Enemy Feminisms evidences the need for animosity between feminists and the histories of violence through which fascistic and reactionary accounts of feminism emerge. They warn us against the falsity of sisterhood, examining how and why we must be prepared to break with this myth in order to assert what feminism can and should do. With daring and inventive prose, they remind us that if ours is a liberatory vision, we must be able to identify our enemies." —Lola Olufemi, author of Feminism Interrupted“Lewis treats feminism not as an inherent moral good but as a thick tangle of partial, contradictory practices that must be judged on their material effects—and shows us how we might cut our way through. Fearsome and deeply needed.” —Andrea Long Chu, winner of the Pulitzer Prize in Criticism“Sophie Lewis is sharp, bold, compassionate and fearless.” —Amia Srinivasan, author of The Right to SexPraise for Abolish the Family:“A bracing invitation to think beyond an institution that immiserates so many but that, for just as many, remains a fixed point of social possibility. Sophie Lewis is, as always, sharp, bold, compassionate and fearless.”–Amia Srinivasan, author of The Right to Sex“I am consistently dazzled by Sophie Lewis's work, which is both intellectually capacious and heart-expanding. Abolish the Family is a liberatory demand and a world-making project proposed here with revolutionary love and inimitable style. Without fail, Lewis clarifies, disrupts and inspires.”–Natasha Lennard, author of Being Numerous: Essays on Non-Fascist Life“Sophie Lewis is our most eloquent, furious and funny critic of how the family is a terrible way to satisfy all of our desires for love, care, nourishment.”–New Statesman“Thrilling.”–Refinery29Praise for Full Surrogacy Now:“Sophie Lewis and her expansive vision of feminism are desperately needed right now. She makes the work of undoing what "womanhood" has come to mean look possible and irresistible.”–Melissa Gira Grant, author of Playing the Whore“Dazzling.”–London Review of Books