Of All Things

In «Of All Things,» Robert Benchley presents a collection of witty essays that expertly blend humor and keen observation. Written in the early 20th century, this work exemplifies Benchley's signature style, characterized by a light-hearted prose infused with a satirical edge, making ordinary subjects come alive with comedy. Each essay reflects the cultural milieu of the 1920s, capturing the absurdities of modern life, and showcasing Benchley'Äôs mastery in transforming mundane experiences into delightful narratives. His reflections range from personal musings to broader commentaries, illustrating the... Next