“I liked Only The Good Parts very much. It has ideas, style, and bite. Once I got into it, I couldn't put it down. So different from the typical, recent gay fiction I've had to trudge through for my gay men's reading group -- inept, maudlin stuff, which nevertheless finds major publishers, gets reviewed all over, and goes into paperback editions after the hardbound. ”

– John Lauritsen, author of The Early Homosexual Rights Movement (1864-1935) and A Freethinker's Primer of Male Love

“I enjoyed the book. One of the best contemporary uses of a centuries-old form. Few attempts at fiction in the form of letters work so well. Some novelists use the related form of writing whole chapters from the point of view of one character only, and yet they don't make the individuals distinct. In Only the Good Parts , the voice (and personality) of each character is sharp and clear. ”

– Jerry Rosco, author of a biography of Glenway Wescott

Ahead of his time, author Daniel Curzon in this book has anticipated the rise of childless couples adopting alternative ways to have biological children of their own. But what if some parties are not on board or even want to sabotage the whole venture?

Curzon brings you a roller-coaster ride of emotions as he details the strong but different personalities caught up in this dramatic struggle of parental rights with

Only the Good Parts …