men

Presents over fifty monologues for men, drawn from Dramatists Play Service publications issued during the 2001-2002 seasons of the American theater.

Takes place in an exclusive gentlemen's club in New York, where no one pays any dues. Membership is based upon a telling of tales, and one nightmarish tale about a disgraced woman determined to give birth, no matter the consequences, pays for them all.

Now in heaven, Ray has time to reflect on his short life of fifty years and his life's most crucial moments--of infidelity, his marriage, the dog he accidentally killed, the baby he saved, and the penny he had to have.

Examines anti-social personality disorder and explores the history, nature, and treatment of the disease.

The author presents scientific evidence to support his theory that the male and female brains are different, with the male brain predominantly wired for understanding and building systems, and the female for empathy.

Contains over 250 alphabetically arranged entries that examine aspects of the American male identity within the social, cultural, and political contexts of the United States, covering art and literature, body and health, class and race, fatherhood, leisure and work, religion, and other topics and includes bibliographies and suggestions for further reading.

His son's return and reminders of a former romance threaten "Rabbit" Harry Angstrom's comfortable new prosperity.