Publisher's Synopsis
In the spring of 2016, a three-year-old climbed into the gorilla pen at Cincinnati Zoo. When he was seized by a large silverback, fearful staff called in armed gamekeepers. Unfortunately they missed and shot the gorilla. The Gorilla's name was Harambe: nobody remembers the boy's.The childfree have been on the back foot for too long, forced to defend their choice to a panel of clucky aunts, angry soccer moms and bearded dads in sweater-vests. Brian Craig gives a sharp and timely reminder of why we don't want children of our own, and don't have much time for yours.
