Being a man, right now, is not only tricky but curious. In fact, men seem to be in the midst of a 21st century quandary regarding identity too hard; too soft. Too emotional; too far removed from feelings. An acerbic and extremely honest portrait of contemporary masculinity Male Order lands at just the right time. Linking acute insights and engaging observations to a wealth of the writer s own experience (and stupidity), this is an exploration of modern man, and a guide on life, like no other. While chapter headings such as How Not To Be A Dick and How To Accept You Will Likely Not Change The World Or Sleep With A Supermodel Or Be Friends With George Clooney' set a certain tone, more serious excursions are built around sex, drugs, feminism, fatherhood and the very real need for men to emote and talk more freely and honestly. About The Author Richard Clune As a GQ magazine editor and former Male on Sunday columnist for The Sunday Telegraph, Richard has long explored the plight of men and is known for a sharp observational style that is unique, unapologetic and highly engaging. An award-wining journalist and writer, Richard is also known for his TV work on programs such as Today, The Morning Show and The Project.