"Heartfelt writing and brutal honesty." Lost in Space. The Good Men Project. Totally yes.

A quite thoughtful and most definitely appreciated review indeed. And big thanks to the Gabino Iglesias for that. Excerpt? Word.

"Tanzer is a very talented author who was built a reputation as an outstanding voice in independent literature. However, the beauty of Lost in Space comes from the fact that the author abandoned all pretensions and opted to share many aspects of his life as a father of two sons using only heartfelt writing and brutal honesty. There are no attempts at looking like a hero, seeming perfect or pretending to teach others how things should be done. Instead, the writing here offers pain, humor, and proof that parents face unique situations within the context of something that’s incredibly universal."
Tanzer is a very talented author who was built a reputation as an outstanding voice in independent literature. However, the beauty of Lost in Space comes from the fact that the author abandoned all pretensions and opted to share many aspects of his life as a father of two sons using only heartfelt writing and brutal honesty. There are no attempts at looking like a hero, seeming perfect or pretending to teach others how things should be done. Instead, the writing here offers pain, humor, and proof that parents face unique situations within the context of something that’s incredibly universal. - See more at: http://goodmenproject.com/arts/ben-ta... is a very talented author who was built a reputation as an outstanding voice in independent literature. However, the beauty of Lost in Space comes from the fact that the author abandoned all pretensions and opted to share many aspects of his life as a father of two sons using only heartfelt writing and brutal honesty. There are no attempts at looking like a hero, seeming perfect or pretending to teach others how things should be done. Instead, the writing here offers pain, humor, and proof that parents face unique situations within the context of something that’s incredibly universal. - See more at: http://goodmenproject.com/arts/ben-ta... is a very talented author who was built a reputation as an outstanding voice in independent literature. However, the beauty of Lost in Space comes from the fact that the author abandoned all pretensions and opted to share many aspects of his life as a father of two sons using only heartfelt writing and brutal honesty. There are no attempts at looking like a hero, seeming perfect or pretending to teach others how things should be done. Instead, the writing here offers pain, humor, and proof that parents face unique situations within the context of something that’s incredibly universal. - See more at: http://goodmenproject.com/arts/ben-ta...