Żelazny Jan

The book weaves together various mythological and psychological ideas. I'm curious about how he chose these specific stories and what guided his selections.

Bly’s poetic approach gives the book a lyrical quality, but it also made some parts more abstract. How did others experience this blend of poetry and philosophy?

The book has been influential for many men seeking to understand themselves better. Do readers see its ideas reflected in contemporary conversations about gender roles?