Publisher Comments:

The Good Men Project: Real Stories from the Front Lines of Modern Manhood is a collection of first-person stories about what it means to be a man in America today -- from Pulitzer winners and Poet Laureates to ex-cons, Pro Football Hall of Famers and just regular guys. The authors describe their defining challenges, losses and triumphs through honest and simple truths, and are hoping to spark conversations about what it means to be a good man today.

Reviews:

"Offering essays by Wall Street power brokers, a war photographer and a former inmate at Sing Sing prison, the Good Men essays share a humility, a bracing honesty and a willingness to reveal the male mind-set without trying to defend it." The Sacramento Bee

"Men write about the big turning points in their lives as well as how they navigate the day-to-day pressures of marriage, parenthood, and careers." The Boston Globe

"Manly books don't always have to be about seducing women, surviving in the wild and sports." BeSportier

"Sincere, ambitious and nearly always engaging, these stories will touch familiar chords in men." The MetroWest Daily News

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