The New Politics of Sex
By Stephen Baskerville
Angelico, 408pp, £18/$25

It turns out religious traditionalists aren’t the only ones finding fault with the sexual revolution nowadays. Thanks to the internet, different groups now enjoy the chance to express their dissent – some compatible with Catholic views, others not.

Among the longest living of these is the “fathers’ rights movement”, which has existed since the 1960s but found new life online. Like so many niche political views, it begins with a powerful insight but tends to stretch that beyond its usefulness, sometimes combining it with unsavoury claims.