Fathers of Men by E.W. Hornung

Fathers of Men is a novel by E.W. Hornung that follows the story of two men who are both fathers to their respective children. The book explores themes of fatherhood, responsibility, and the challenges that come with raising children in modern society. It is a thought-provoking read that will resonate with anyone who has ever been a parent or had a close relationship with one.

By E.W. Hornung · First published 1896 · Genre: Historical Fiction, Adventure, Coming-of-Age · 31 chapters

Contents

• BEHIND THE SCENES
• CHANGE AND CHANCE
• VERY RAW MATERIAL
• SETTLING IN
• NICKNAMES
• BOY TO BOY
• REASSURANCE
• LIKES AND DISLIKES
• CORAM POPULO
• ELEGIACS
• A MERRY CHRISTMAS
• THE NEW YEAR
• THE HAUNTED HOUSE
• "SUMMER-TERM"
• SPRAWSON'S MASTERPIECE
• SIMILIA SIMILIBUS
• THE FUN OF THE FAIR
• DARK HORSES
• FAME AND FORTUNE
• THE EVE OF OFFICE
• OUT OF FORM
• THE OLD BOYS' MATCH
• INTERLUDE IN A STUDY
• THE SECOND MORNING'S PLAY
• INTERLUDE IN THE WOOD
• CLOSE OF PLAY
• THE EXTREME PENALTY
• "LIKE LUCIFER"
• CHIPS AND JAN
• HIS LAST FLING
• VALE

More by E.W. Hornung

• Mr. Justice Raffles (1909)
• Dead Men Tell no Tales (1894)
• No Hero (1894)
• The Shadow of the Rope (1902)
• Stingaree (1894)
• The Camera Fiend (1897)
• The Shadow of a Man (1906)
• Witching Hill (1904)
• All works by E.W. Hornung