018 - Human Municipal Documents

Step into the world of Robert Cortes Holliday (1880 – 1947), an American writer and literary editor celebrated for his engaging and whimsical prose. Esteemed writer Christopher Morley praised Holliday’s unique ability to craft personal essays that are both rich in warmth and delightful in their eccentricity. Walking-Stick Papers, a carefully curated collection of Hollidays essays from 1918, invites you to explore his reflections on life, literature, and the human experience, all infused with his characteristic charm. Join us for a journey through this captivating literary landscape, narrated by David Wales.