Few topics have captivated the public imagination quite like the Beard Question. In this charming and insightful volume, William Carter explores this enduring mystery, setting forth a series of rhythmical essays that ponder the many facets of facial hair. Carter's wit, erudition and keen sense of observation make this an indispensable work for anyone interested in the history of fashion - or simply in search of a great read.

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