Why Men Rape is a stark, unvarnished confrontation with the psychology of sexual violence. Through direct interviews with ten convicted rapists, Levine and Koenig expose the tangled mix of ignorance, fantasy, inadequacy, and repression that underlies their crimes. The book avoids sensationalism; instead, its power lies in its stripped, matter-of-fact candour. The voices of the offenders reveal not only their own distorted self-narratives but also the broader cultural structuresgender expectations, scripts of masculinity, emotional illiteracythat shape and warp male sexual behaviour.