Books like More man than you'll ever be by Joseph P. Goodwin

The Way of Men explains what masculinity means today, offering a clear, non‑religious perspective on male identity and the challenges men face in a modern, often politically‑correct world.

A groundbreaking history of gay male identity in the United States, from World War I to the AIDS era.

"Gay men are out in the world today as they have never been before. And they are faced with many new situations - difficult, uncomfortable, and frequently painful - that require guidance. Now, Steven Petrow, along with cowriter Nick Steele, has crafted a witty, wise, and informative guide for gay men everywhere, from urban singles to suburban couples, Gen X guys to baby boomers, and sweater queens to leathermen and activists."--BOOK JACKET. "The Essential Book of Gay Manners and Etiquette is easy to use, fun to read, and loaded with information covering all aspects of gay life, both the joyous and the devastating, with everything from the rules of courtship to coming out, planning a commitment ceremony, confronting homophobia, and saying good-bye to a dying friend. This is a book that seeks to answer those questions concerning right and proper conduct for gay men, with intelligence and humor."--BOOK JACKET.

A vibrant anthology of eighteen short stories by leading and emerging American gay writers exploring love, identity, and resilience.

David Nimmons investigates contemporary gay men's lives using evidence from hundreds of social science studies since Stonewall and personal accounts, uncovering invisible behavior patterns and truths often felt but rarely articulated.

An exploration of gay life and activism through the eyes of a 1970s activist and author.

Lewis Howes explores the inner masks men wear, offering guidance for personal growth and better communication with women.