The Man in Space: A Comedy of New Fatherhood #ASMSG
The Man in Space:
A Comedy of New Fatherhood
by Steven Hardesty
Oz is a clueless, sexist jerk who ought to be shot into space and forgotten except he is about to become a father.
He
is so terrified of the idea that he wants to run away and hide. But he
stumbles, sometimes drunkenly, into a London obstetrician who hates
babies, a Frenchman who believes champagne was invented solely to cheer
each birth, a woman lawyer who wants Oz to grow up quicker than he is
willing, and a couple who live inside a cloud of cigarette smoke and
want something from Oz and maybe it is his not-yet-born baby. Raw and
selfish and confused, unready, unwilling, desperate to escape what is
about to happen to him, Oz suddenly and surprisingly discovers his own
heart.
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