So picking up where we left off. In Part I we talked about some characters from good literature and film and what men can learn from them, as well as the traits that define those characters and make them stand… Continue Reading
Art is a lot more important than we think. Art is more powerful than facts, then reason, and then essays and the like. Yet most people, especially men, dismiss art (regardless if it’s “high” or “low”) as frivolous nonsense. Unfortunately… Continue Reading
While there have been many benefits documented related to reading fiction, becoming more manly doesn’t seem like one of them does it? Isn’t reading for dorks and nerds anyways? Isn’t reading associated with being “bookish” and unsure of how the… Continue Reading
While there are certainly modern authors out there writing good fiction for men they are few and far inbetween. However the classics offer up plenty of great books. One of the best and one of my favorite books from childhood… Continue Reading
So we continue my favorite series I’ve ever written. Tarzan Of The Apes is a novel written by Edgar Rice Burroughs published in 1912. Tarzan Of The Apes tells a tale of the son of English aristocracy who is raised… Continue Reading
This is another great guest post from Jared Trueheart of Legends Of Men. It’s been one of my favorite sites to read lately and Jared is quickly becoming one of my favorite guest posters. In this article Jared talks about… Continue Reading
This is a guest post by Jared Trueheart of Legends Of Men a blog where he writes about masculine, literature, and art. Jared is a much needed voice on this topic as it’s very important yet very are addressing it. In this… Continue Reading