“Humor is the affectionate communication of insight.”
Quote by Leo Rosten
Work
The Many Worlds of L*e*o R*o*s*t*e*n: Stories, Humor, Social Commentary, Travelogues, Satire, Memoirs, Profiles, and Sundry Entertainments Never Before Published; with a Special Introd., Background Notes, Revelations and Confessions, All Hand-written and Themselves Worth the Price of Admission
This book is a compilation of diverse writings by L*e*o R*o*s*t*e*n, showcasing his versatility as a writer. It includes a variety of literary forms such as short stories, humorous anecdotes, critical observations on society, travel narratives, satirical pieces, personal memoirs, and character profiles. Additionally, the book features a special introduction, explanatory background notes, and intimate revelations and confessions, all penned by L*e*o R*o*s*t*e*n himself. These personal insights are said to add significant value to the collection. more
Author
Leo Rosten
Leo Rosten was an American author and teacher, born on April 11, 1908, and died on February 19, 1997. He is known for his humorous writing style and profound insights into American culture. more
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