Ruby Sisson Library

If ever there was an urgent need for a frank understanding of what's going on with men, it is now. Male rage and frustration have driven resurgent populism, mass shootings, and epidemics of addiction and violence. Powerful men who have abused their positions for decades have been and are being #MeToo–outed and dismissed. The patriarchy, that solid bedrock of male power for thousands of years, seems to be crumbling. In Future Man, with his characteristic...

"Inspired by Tersigni's experience having her own Twitter jokes explained back to her by anonymous men, the book is organized around five categories of all-too-recognizable men who engage in this phenomenon--the mansplainer, the patronizer, the comedian, the concern troll, and the sexpert--and captures the intensely frustrating and universal moments in which women are lectured to by less qualified men who dish out mediocrity as if it's pure genius....

Takes a light-hearted look at the differences between the sexes, growing up male in the United States, sexuality, marriage, cars and other machinery, and other topics.

Gay Jewish stand-up comedian Jaffe Cohen introduces us to his youthful fling with the King of Kings and begins his brilliant chronicle of just how lost one can get while searching for oneself. The book, like Cohen's popular stage show of the same name, is a perceptive and hilarious riff on religion, sexuality, and the search for meaning.--From publisher description.

"The book opens with Tim suddenly waking from a strange dream. He's been reading late into the night about today's hot scientific topic - quantum physics - and what he's learned about the nature of reality really disturbs him. Fortunately, he's got plenty of time to mull it over. Tim's wife and daughter are going away on a camping trip, and Tim is left at home with their dog, Spot. At first, he's excited at the opportunity to eat what he wants (bologna...