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A Few of My Favorite Father Writers

March 16, 2011 by City Dads Group

Thanks to New York Family Magazine for including Lance and I in their article, Dads the Word: A Few of our Favorite NYC Father Writers. First, it’s an honor to be included among amazing writers such as Skip Card of Inside Schools, Jay Bushara of Onepotato.net, and Bruce Feiler, the inspirational man and author of Council of Dads.

Second, it feels great to be called a writer! I’ve been an associate, a manager, a teacher, and I’ve worn the label “Stay-At-Home-Dad” for nearly six years. “Writer” is not something I’ve thought about, so thanks to New York Family Magazine for the new label.
All that being said, there are some real writers, authors and journalists out there that continue to inspire me everyday, so please allow me to share of few of my favorite father writers.
1. The writing team at Daddy Dialectic: this is the grandfather of Dad blogs, and continues to be one of the most intelligent, insightful, and enlightened sites on the web. Here are some of my favorite recent posts:
Parenting While Male, by Jeremy Adam Smith
Failing to Access My Inner Tiger Mother, by Beta Dad
Counting Dads at Preschool Potluck, by chicagopop
2. Tom Matlack, founder of The Good Men Project: This companion magazine to the book and documentary by the same name covers everything from men’s rights to porn addiction. Tom Matlack is leading the way in proving to the world that men are reinventing themselves and that it’s time for the media to catch up. Here are some of Tom’s recent posts:
No Poetry, No Gender War, No Bullshit
Adultery’s Double Standard
Men and Guns: An Affinity for Steel
3. Ron Mattocks of Clark Kent’s Lunchbox: I’ve just recently started reading this site, and I’m blown away by Ron’s ability to vividly share the personal details of his life in a way that connects him to his readers. Anybody looking for a good man, and a good father, look no further. Here are some recent posts:
Can Women Abuse Men?
A Post About Assholes
The Romantic Game

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  1. Clark Kent's Lunchbox says

    March 17, 2011 at 1:00 am

    Thank you for your high praise. That is some highly esteemed company to listed among, and I am humbled.

    Reply
  2. P Shane McAfee says

    March 17, 2011 at 1:02 am

    I couldn’t agree with your assessment more regarding Clark Kent’s Lunchbox. His writing reaches me as a father and a blogger.

    Reply
  3. Jeremy Adam Smith says

    March 17, 2011 at 1:15 am

    That’s funny. You guys are the ones who inspire me.

    Reply
  4. Tom Matlack says

    March 18, 2011 at 12:19 am

    Thanks man. I’m honored to be listed here.

    Reply
  5. Beta Dad says

    March 18, 2011 at 4:09 am

    Thanks! I’m proud to be included in this group. What a nice surprise!

    Reply

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