The Bad Dad's Survival Guide takes a full frontal look at the effect fatherhood can have on a man. Particularly the effect it can have on a geezer, a bloke, a playa, any cheeky chappie deluded enough to think he can pull off one of those labels with a straight face. Which, of course, is most blokes if they're being honest. Essentially it highlights the biggest change a man can experience: moving from being a son to a father. It doesn't pretend that this is easy or pretty, but it insists that this is a wonderful privilege. Intended to shock but written with a smile, this book will press buttons of recognition in all fathers, new and old, and also help the women who live with them to understand their particular and peculiar dilemmas.