The theme of the book is the search for a feminised approach to social and cultural resistance. Throughout the media, resistance to dominant ideologies (Capitalism, Democracy, and Christianity) is most frequently enacted by male protagonists. FFG opposes the overtly masculinised mode of anarchist behaviour, typified in popular culture by films such as Fight Club (2001), with a collection of feminised Ð but not feminist Ð tools for daily resistance. Its aim is to conjure a world where one woman decides to Ôtake armsÕ against societal expectations; manufacturing the tools she needs for her small acts of rebellion. The woman signals her rejection of societal norms by manipulating familiar or ÔhomelyÕ materials.