'Nothing to do with rape': 6 rapists on why they raped

In the foreward of the acclaimed 1982 book Why Men Rape: Interviews with Convicted Rapists, Jill Tweedie sums up her assessment by saying: “Rape is the cancer of sexuality — the ugly growth that eats at the heart of the relationships between men and women.” Like syphilis, the British feminist, writer and broadcaster says, rape is a disorder that deforms healthy sexuality in men.
The book, edited by Sylvia Levine and Joseph Koenig, includes testimonies of 10 convicted rapists — who were involved in behaviour modification therapy programmes in Canadian institutions at the time of their interviews — talking candidly about their perceived behaviour and actions.