Samantha Guimoi & the Trinity of Terror

This is a narrative of power, and a question of power. It is a tale about a monster... But who is the monster ?

17 year old Samantha, an Asian student, ensnares the men in her life to further her own selfish ends. Mark, her professor, is but one of a litany of men-and not the last-with whom Sam flirts and seduces to achieve her goals. Coached by her mother, she devours, like a black widow spider, lover after lover after lover in the 3 short years since losing her virginity at age 14.

Mark's relationship with Samantha at the University of No Ideas exposes the dark secrets of the ivory-tower. His relationship with Sam is as much about sex as it is about feminism, student-teacher relationships, power, and the laws and moral discourses that govern the Academy.

How was it that Samantha and her other ill-begotten boyfriend could subvert human dignity and wreak havoc via cyber terrorism to generate moral terror ?

Samantha had the power of erotic capital, but the moral and administrative powers of feminine discourses were blind to its capacity. In their myopic view of the world that self-acclaimed feminists had fabricated, they inverted power relationships, claiming all young, nubile student girleens, were victims, Asian victims, of tacit male power.

Not since Lolita have we seen such a stark challenge to the acclaimed innocence of girleens. This is a narrative that every girleen, every feminist and non-feminist alike, and every academic needs to read. You decide who is the monster, the guimoi, in this intricate, bastardized exercise of raw power...