Brothers: 26 Stories of Love and Rivalry

Brothers: 26 Stories of Love and Rivalry is a remarkable compilation of literary lions sharing their tales about their brothers, offering an intimate and nostalgic read that will connect with anyone who's a brother or has one.

With a surprising number of writer brothers, this anthology features stories from various ages, including comedic and tragic tales, providing a unique look into the complex bond between brothers.

Contributors explore love and loyalty, loss, altruism, anger, competition, and compassion, revealing the intricate nature of brotherhood.

The book includes essays from notable authors such as David Kaczynski, who shares his experience learning to be the brother of the Unabomber, and Tobias Wolff, who examines the "shambles of a summer" spent with his brother in the wake of their father's nervous breakdown.

This collection is a must-read for anyone curious about the unique bond between brothers, offering insights into the mysteries of our own families and the laboratories of how we play out our lives.