Parenting magazine explains how to keep children away from fathers.

Tillman’s take on mourning doves, a jerk named Ollie, and Clarence Thomas.

The author begins dating once again after a year long hiatus…and discovers not much has changed.

The possibilities are endless.

The truth is Gajdics has been constructing, construing, maintaining, or just plain arguing with, his own sense of masculinity for as long as he can remember.

JC: Yesterday, 3G1B posted JR’s review of Natasha Vargas-Cooper’s book Mad Men Unbuttoned, which, along with her fantastic blog (seriously…check out the supercool archive on The Footnotes of Mad Men), details the characters, themes, and societal shifts as depicted in the series. JR recently had the opportunity to ask her a few questions. Jason Rice: So. Mad [...]

Nathaniel Missildine pays tribute to that elite breed of fathers, the ones who stay at home.

Tina Traster tries to overcome her extreme fear of her husband using power tools — but comes up a bit short.

Through the character of Stephen Darlington, Andy Johnson speculates what travel might share with love, knowledge, and ambition.