Who was Gatsby? A neighbor of the Fitzgeralds reports on the lifestyles of the young and beautiful Golden Couple in the 1920s.
‘Gatsby,’ F. Scott Fitzgerald, and the Murphys: Amanda Vaill Connects the Dots
May 7, 2013 By Leave a Comment
What Masculinity Looks Like on Pinterest These Days
March 24, 2013 By 11 Comments
We’re just sharing what we see.
Learning To Be Alone Again
January 12, 2013 By 4 Comments
After ten years of marriage, Nathan Graziano is finding being alone a different challenge from his old single days.
Very Superstitious
January 7, 2013 By 4 Comments
Rituals we perform for good luck are known as sorcery, and actions we avoid out of superstition are taboos.
If I Work Out to Chris Brown Music, Am I Supporting an Abuser?
August 20, 2012 By 15 Comments
Emily Heist Moss insists that while we can argue for capitalism and free speech, we can’t pretend we don’t know that there are real, ethical, human costs attached to every consumer act we commit.
The Poet as Archetype
August 2, 2012 By 19 Comments
The difference between being a male poet and being a gay man is that it has become increasingly acceptable to come out as gay.
Today in Literary History, Courtesy The Paris Review, Ernest Hemingway Wounded on The Italian Front.
July 8, 2012 By Leave a Comment
“Hemingway was a good-looking son-of-a-gun, I thought, lying there fresh-faced and clean-shaven on the white-painted iron bedstead…”
Can Drinking Unlock Male Creativity?
July 3, 2012 By 1 Comment
Joseph Nowinski, Ph.D, addresses the idea that drinking alcohol can make you smarter.
Waxing Whiskers
May 18, 2012 By 2 Comments
Andrew Amundson is a man who dares to celebrate his follicular independence.
The Ethics of Being an Asshole
November 14, 2011 By 17 Comments
Why? Because someone’s gotta be one.
What Would Hemingway Think of Men Today?
June 22, 2011 By 4 Comments
We spoke with author Marty Beckerman about hunting, sailing, and short-circuiting your liver—the Ernest Hemingway way.
Will Tiger Ever Make Another Putt?
March 5, 2011 By 20 Comments
Tom Matlack explores the relationship between addiction and success.
Swear Like a Good Man
September 16, 2010 By 5 Comments
This week at the magazine, Keith Ackers muses on the merits of cursing in his essay, “Requiem for an F-Bomb.” He traces his use of profanity from his college years, through his time as a television producer, to the present, where he’s now a father. Ackers was a consistent curser, but now that he has [...]
“You would never know from sex ed classes that people actually enjoy sex.”
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