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Reproduction of the original. The publishing house Megali specialises in reproducing historical works in large print to make reading easier for people with impaired vision.
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Charles Stephen Brooks (1878–1934) was a distinguished American essayist and humorist known for his light, whimsical style and a rich use of metaphor. His contributions to early twentieth-century American literature were characterized by his keen observations of everyday life and his ability to infuse a gentle irony into his prose. Brooks's literary career spanned over various genres, including essays, plays, and introductions for works of other renowned authors. Among his celebrated works is 'There's Pippins and Cheese to Come' (1917), a compilation of essays that stands as a testament to his wit and eloquent expression. In this collection, Brooks muses over a wide array of topics with a blend of reflective commentary and playful jest. His essays are often laced with literary references and allusions, making them equally appealing to scholarly readers and general audiences. While much of his work relishes in the small pleasures of life, Brooks also addresses universal themes, marking him as a versatile writer with a timeless appeal. His legacy is one of a literary artisan, crafting essays that remain an endearing part of America's humorist tradition and serve to inspire readers and writers alike with their charm and eloquence.