A site that contains a comprehensive list of links and resources for men. The section on men who are single contains an array of self-help books and resources for single and single- again men, but has not been updated since 1/2000.
www,victoriesoftheheart.net An organization that offers a wide array of men's retreats, but also has a solid listing of links to sites that focus on personal growth for men. issc.berkeley.edu/singlesstudies This is a site that has comprehensive and updated bibliographies on all topics relating to single adults. References include books, articles, and links to websites. Below is the section on Single Men.
Section 1, Topic 3. Single Men
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