All Things Considered

In this sparkling collection of Edwardian essays, everyday absurdities and fleeting headlines become gateways to timeless philosophical truths. With his trademark wit and dazzling paradox, the author explores running after one's hat, the profound theological depth of Cockney jokes, the empty cult of worldly success, and the enduring sanity of fairy tales. Finding wonder in the mundane, these essays champion ordinary human sanity against cynicism.