Noah Charney is an art historian by training and is the founding director of the Association for Research into Crimes against Art (ARCA), a non-profit think tank and consultancy group on art crime prevention and solution. He has been written about internationally, including feature articles in the New York Times Magazine, Italy's Ventiquattro, Time Magazine, and has made appearances on National Public Radio, MSNBC, CNBC and ITV television, and many other news outlets. His novel, The Art Thief, was published in 2007 and has sold in sixteen other languages to date.Miha Mazzini is Slovenian writer with more than 30 published books and translations into 13 languages. He is the father of two children.

A splendid counterpoint to the myriad humor books about parenting and being a dad ... It’s a fascinating approach to the subject, and the authors do a remarkable job of keeping the tone light and entertaining, even when they’re diving into some pretty serious material.

• 1. Letters to Two Fathers and Sons2. Let’s Talk About Fathers3. Creator4. Fatherhood According to Art History5. Destroyer6. Absent7. Alpha8. Confused9. Contemporary Fatherhood in Visual Media10. Shared Parenting11. Virtual (The Father in Our Head)12. Letters and a Note to End OnSelected BibliographyAcknowledgements

Noah Charney is an art historian by training and is the founding director of the Association for Research into Crimes against Art (ARCA), a non-profit think tank and consultancy group on art crime prevention and solution. He has been written about internationally, including feature articles in the New York Times Magazine, Italy's Ventiquattro, Time Magazine, and has made appearances on National Public Radio, MSNBC, CNBC and ITV television, and many other news outlets. His novel, The Art Thief, was published in 2007 and has sold in sixteen other languages to date.Miha Mazzini is Slovenian writer with more than 30 published books and translations into 13 languages. He is the father of two children.

A splendid counterpoint to the myriad humor books about parenting and being a dad ... It’s a fascinating approach to the subject, and the authors do a remarkable job of keeping the tone light and entertaining, even when they’re diving into some pretty serious material.

• 1. Letters to Two Fathers and Sons2. Let’s Talk About Fathers3. Creator4. Fatherhood According to Art History5. Destroyer6. Absent7. Alpha8. Confused9. Contemporary Fatherhood in Visual Media10. Shared Parenting11. Virtual (The Father in Our Head)12. Letters and a Note to End OnSelected BibliographyAcknowledgements