My Eight Dads

The memoir explores the author's tumultuous relationships with a series of flawed father figures, each representing a unique blend of dysfunction and absurdity. From a college kid to a sociopathic conman, these men embody various forms of negligence and narcissism, shaping the author's upbringing. Through candid storytelling, Mark Kirby delves into themes of abuse and the complexities of familial bonds, revealing the impact of these deformed figures on his life and identity.