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From Esquire, which has always showcased the worlds finest writers, comes a stunning collection of often moving essays about fatherhood. Compelling and eloquent, these are some of the magazines most emotionally powerful pieces, as eleven award-winning and notable authors reflect on manhood through memories of their own fathers and their personal experience of raising sons. The collection covers everything from birth to death, from the thrilling and terrifying hours Daniel Voll spent in the delivery room during his wifes long labour to Jake La Mottas heartbreaking piece about losing his two sons to David Sedariss side-splitting portrait at his father - a food hoarder who once took a bite of his own hat!
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