Fathers
Rogue One: Moral Licensing and a Father’s Love
Bust out your bagel-hair earmuffs and blast the John Williams! The latest installment of the […]
On Fishing and Fatherhood
With Father’s Day almost upon us, a reflection on the subject courtesy of Scott Brand: […]
No Room in the Nosebleeds for Dre Kirkpatrick
With Mother’s Day in the rearview, time to shift our sights, and how better to […]
Basements Floods and Gratuitous Grace
It’s been too long since we posted an entry from our maiden voyage publication, Judgment […]
Dad Is Fat: Jim Gaffigan’s Refreshingly Honest New Book on Parenting
Comedian Jim Gaffigan just wrote a book: Dad Is Fat. It’s a not-so-serious (but therefore […]
Thoughts on the Dying of My Father
Before we move on from Father’s Day, a personal reflection from Jeff Dean. Jeff’s father […]
Long Suffering, Teary-Eyed, Catch-Playing Fathers (and Their Grateful Children)
A couple of post-Father’s Day items to make us all cry. The first comes from […]
Dullness, Freedom, Children and Fathers in David Foster Wallace’s The Pale King
In honor of what would have been 50th birthday (2/21/12), we thought we’d rerun a […]
Jealousy, Judgment, and Competition in Parenting
I recently stumbled across a fascinating article on msnbc.com entitled “Why Good Dads Make Moms […]
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