
1. Open book. 2. Read words. 3. Close book. 4. Move on to next book. Reading a book seems like ...
Full articleJust over a year ago, we wrote a post on why men should read more fiction. I asked readers to suggest their ...
Full articleAt the Art of Manliness, we encourage our readers to read books. It's through reading that we gain new ...
Full articleThis post originally appeared in the Art Of Manliness 'Trunk' - a collection of cool stuff we find while ...
Full articleSince starting the Art of Manliness, I've read a boatload of the best books for men. There are books out there ...
Full articlePhotograph by Gordon Ball. Copyright Gordon Ball. Editor's note: This is a guest post from Ty ...
Full articleEditor's note: This is a guest post from Jarrett Haley and Tim Chilcote. Gentlemen, let’s face it: ...
Full articleAs a boy, one of my favorite times in school was when we'd get a new Scholastic News book "catalog." I ...
Full articleWhen Theodore Roosevelt did things, he did them with gusto. That included reading. Roosevelt was a voracious ...
Full articleFollowing up on our recent look into the world of fictional adventure literature, we now turn to the true ...
Full article1 in 4 American adults did not read a single book last year. Those who did read books were usually women and ...
Full articleNothing speaks to the heart of man like a good tale of adventure. Whether in the form of a bedtime story ...
Full articleEditor's note: This post is from Chris Hutcheson, a former guest writer, and now official Art of Manliness ...
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