How Donating a Kidney Fixed My Jump Shot

These relatable essays about everyday life sparkle with humor, pathos, and optimism. Sollisch doesn’t waste a word, or a moment of your time, getting to the point. He pokes and prods every experience until it yields a surprising insight.

What’s really behind people’s obsessions with bucket lists? How did Boomers, who had the best parents, ruin parenting forever? Why do men have to unlearn just about everything they know to become good fathers? Why is there an Encyclopedia of Jews in sports? What’s with guys still asking fathers for permission to marry their daughters? 

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