The Good Men Project

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New from our Blog


02.08.10
Man-to-Man and More with Poet and Author NICK FLYNN
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02.07.10
Second to Mom
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02.06.10
Man-to-Man with dating, sex and relationship expert Dr. DENNIS NEDER
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Excerpts from the book

Khan without the Wrath

By Curtis B.

My first day in Bulgan, I watched the TV that the Peace Corps had given me. It was small and old, and the one channel that came in consistently showed nothing but European fashion programs. I hadn't showered for two weeks and I felt like shit, but I could watch Italian supermodels all day. I watched the TV because it was the only way I could hear English and listen to music I recognized.

 
 

"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."

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