Before John Gray and Robert Bly, there was Dr. Herb Goldberg whose book has done for men what feminism did for women-helping men break free of the "male harness." Goldberg wrote: "My aim was to help men to see themselves objectively as products of a toxic societal conditioning hidden behind a veneer of privilege, fearlessness and control." Hazards is a male survival manual that enriches men's lives by helping them to fulfill their potential as friends, lovers, husbands, fathers and working professionals. Even after thirty years as an international best-seller, the brilliance of Dr. Goldberg's book remains undimmed. His insights are as relevant as ever to men navigating the rocky road of relationships, marriage, and divorce-and who are still struggling to define manhood in the post-feminist age.