
We’re excited to announce the release of The Art of Manliness Collection Boxed Set. Our publisher has taken our two books, The Art of Manliness: Classic Skills and Manners for the Modern Man and Manvotionals: Timeless Wisdom and Advice on Living the 7 Manly Virtues, put them in a handsome-looking cigar box along with some coasters bearing manly iconography and quotes to create a virile boxed book collection for the ages.
The Art of Manliness Collection Boxed Set has almost everything you need for an evening of manful pondering. Just open up the box, pick out a coaster to place your scotch tumbler (or craft soda bottle) on, pick up a book, and begin reading it whilst sitting in your leather chair.
Check out the unboxing of The Art of Manliness Collection Boxed Set below:





The Art of Manliness Collection Boxed Set is the perfect gift for graduation or Father’s Day. Or give it to yourself for being so awesomely manly. This box o’ manliness releases on March 30th (Amazon says May 2. Ignore). The collection is only $19.79! Amazingly, it’s actually more expensive to buy both books separately. Plus, you’re getting the box and some awesome coasters, too!
Preorder a set today so it arrives at your door by March 30. This is a limited edition collection, so order soon before supplies run out.
The Art of Manliness Collection Boxed Set Giveaway
To celebrate the release of our boxed set, we’re giving away one box to a lucky Art of Manliness reader. To enter, simply leave a comment below telling us whether you plan to keep the box for yourself or who you plan to give it to. One comment will be randomly drawn as the winner.
Giveaway ends Friday, April 6, 2012 at 5:00 pm.







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Totally keeping it
Totally keeping it. No doubt.
I would totally keep it.
I’d keep this and glean all the manly wisdom I could from it. Then I’d pass it along.
Keeping it!
I think I probably need it more than my friends what with my second daughter due in May
I think I probably need it more than my friends what with my second daughter due in May. I’m completely outnumbered
Both. Keep it for myself now and pass it on to my son when he gets older.
probably going to give it to my father. He just had surgery and is going to be pretty inactive for a while so it’ll give him something fun to do!
I would kindly give this gift away to myself! Thanks.
Keeping it with manly pride
I plan on keeping it for myself. I would plan on passing it on to my oldest son Nate when he becomes a little older.
Keeping it for sure.
Keeping it for sure. Then maybe I’ll pass it on.
I’m keeping it, it sounds awesome.
Im gifting it to a friend who could use a touchup on his manly side
I don’t know if i could give it away. I would keep it, but share it with some friends.
I would definitely give this to my father. He has always been a shining example of true manliness for me to emulate.
Keep it for myself so I can pass nuggets of wisdom to my many sons…
I would keep if for myself but give away the books that I already own
I would keep if for myself but give away the books that I already own.
I would keep if for myself and give away the books that I already have.
Hey Folks! I’d like to thank you very much for the lessons for life you teach me everyday. I have a very busy and absent father and since I was a boy we never really had many important talks about nothing and everything. As a man there many things I’ve learned myself and I can say I’m a good man. Now with The Art of Manliness I must say I’m a gentleman! Thank you!
And most important: I’d definitely keep it to myself since life is practice of learning and i’m not done yet!
Definitely keeping it. As the only man in the house, I need all the masculine stuff I can get.
I would keep it but freely share the books with all of my friends who seek the manly knowledge within.The way I found the website was through a fellow man, named Robb, who borrowed me the original book and I would like to do the same.
One for myself, and probably going to buy a few more to give to some good friends as gifts who have joined me on this path to finding our inner ‘gentlemen’.
Given the potential increase in manliness that is sure to accompany my acquiring of this gift, I am going to have to keep it, for my sake and for my lady.
Keep!
Keep it and pass it on to my oldest son along with a pocket knife and a silver dollar when he comes of age
I would also keep it an plan to pass it down to my son when he gets older…
I would give it to myself as a father day gift
I’d keep it, initially anyways.
As selfish as it may sound, I definitely want to keep this for myself.
I would keep it for now, ensuring to glean the most knowledge that I can in order to emulate the ideal vision of a manly gentleman to my son. I would later pass it along to him as an heirloom to guide him on his our journey.
Fisticuffs Coasters!
Nephew for graduation.
Keep for myself if I win, though considering purchasing for others.
I plan on keeping it. But I plan on giving away my autobiography of Theodore Roosevelt.
Keeping it, without a doubt. Then when I have a son of my own, passing it on to keep The Art of Manliness alive
Keeping it, without a doubt. Then when I have a son of my own, passing it on to keep The Art of Manliness alive.
Keeping it, without a doubt. Then when I have a son, passing it on to keep The Art of Manliness alive.
My brother’s 18th birthday is coming up. This would make the perfect gift for him, if I won it. Maybe I’ll order it anyway, come to think of it.
I would give it to my forever-alone friend, I am manly enough and he is not. This ought to help him man-up.
I’d keep it!
I’d give it to my best friend who is getting married in June and could make use of some manly knowledge as a brand new husband and family leader.
Keep it and then pass it on to the next generation!
I’d keep it, for sure. But, it would always be available to my fellow male peers for study.
Gifting this to a good friend of mine who consistently overcomes challenges.
I would keep this one!
I’d give this to the manliest person I know who also taught me how to be a man, my Dad!
I plan to keep it, the information that can be easily referred to while away from a computer can be invaluable.
Keeping it for sure. I love this website, and have searched for something like it for a long time!
I would definitely keep it for myself, and cherish all of that epic wisdom!
Definitely want this!
I will thoroughly enjoy the box set and the information contained within. I hope to gift them to my only son when he is older. As we age, I wish to impart my knowledge onto him. I think these books are a great tool for us to share.
I’d give this to my father-in-law. I think he’d appreciate reading this by the fire in his upstate N.Y. country house.
Knowledge is power, and I’ll choose to share it with friends. This will be the perfect accompaniment when my friends and I reflect with Scotch, cigars, and both light & deep conversation.
Keeping it to become a better man
I would totally keep the boxed set.
Keeping it at first, lending it secondly.
Keeping it at first, lending it secondly!
I’d keep it! It’s my 18th birthday next month and winning this would be a great start to adult life!
I plan on giving it to my younger brother. This being his first year in college I want him to have a knowledge of manliness at an arms length.
My brother’s getting married in August, I’m going to give it to him… he’ll need it.
I plan on giving it to my cousin who is getting ready to think about College – the perfect age to get a real grip on what it means to be a man.
I’d give it to my fiancee’s little brother, who is about to graduate from high school!
This would join my collection for sure.
I’d keep it to use as source material for writing different talks. It’d be a fantastic quote book, too.
I would probably keep it until I had read it all then donate it to my churches library.
I would definitely keep this and learn all I could from it, then pass it to my younger brother.
I would keep it – but I might be inspired to buy more as gifts.
Anything to up my manlyness.
I would keep it, maybe pass it on to someone younger when I’m done with the book. I’m keeping those coasters, though.
I would definitely keep it and read and read those books.
Keep it and share with the manly men I know!
Keep it and share with the manly men I know! Coasters would be great in mu.new apartment.
yep, gonna keep it, then pass it on to my nephew or younger cousin in a few years
Keeping it for myself.
My boyfriend is 19 (with a birthday right around the corner) and wants to reach his manly potential. He would love this set!
My best friend could probably use the advice from the books, but the cigar box and coasters are mine!
I would gift this to my stepson. I encourage him to visit this site often. Being in college, I believe he benefits from it!
Although I wouldn’t mind holding on to this myself, I have a buddy that could certainly use it.
I plan to keep it. :)
I do hope I win these. I would love to read through them and then spread them throughout my circles of friends.
I’m keeping this to myself.
Too good to give away :-)
I am planning to keep it, it certainly looks like some thing I must pass on to my younger generation. Maybe my son if I get one.
Probably keep it
I’m Keeping it. I’ll need to buy 6 more for the groomsmen.
Since I don’t already have them, I would keep them. If I did, I’d give them to my brother, but since I don’t, he is SOL. Maybe he can borrow them when I am done!
Keep it! Not only would I love to read it but it would be a great coffee table item.
Keep it for sure. I can’t think of any better reading materials for my guests whilst on the toilet.
I’m gonna keep pieces. Since I already have the books, I’ll gift those. The box and coasters will stay and be used for the mutual improvement group I’m starting!
I’d keep it to read and re-read to the point that I pass it on by the way I live my life.
I’m definitely going to keep it..
This would be an ideal gift for my nephew who is graduating high-school and going off to college in the fall. Please pick me!
I’d buy one for myself also.
I would keep it.
I’d let any friends interested in being more manly borrow them, but I’d keep them and pass them down to my sons and grandsons.
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