About this book
Heywood Broun's Seeing Things at Night is a delightful collection of humorous short stories that discovers comedy in the ordinary moments of everyday life. Originally published in 1921, this witty compilation captures the sharp observations and spontaneous wit that made Broun one of the era's most beloved writers and critics.
Through these cleverly crafted pieces, Broun transforms mundane situations into sources of laughter and insight. His keen eye for the absurd reveals the humor lurking beneath the surface of daily experiences—whether he's commenting on social conventions, human quirks, or the peculiarities of modern life. Each story sparkles with intelligent comedy and gentle satire, delivered in Broun's signature accessible and engaging style.
This fantasy-tinged collection showcases Broun's remarkable ability to blend humor with deeper observations about human nature. The pieces range from lighthearted anecdotes to more fantastical scenarios, all infused with the author's distinctive voice and perspective. Originally written as newspaper articles meant for immediate publication, these stories retain a fresh, spontaneous quality that feels remarkably contemporary.
Perfect for listeners who appreciate witty, intelligent comedy and classic literary humor, Seeing Things at Night offers timeless entertainment. Whether you're a fan of early 20th-century literature or simply seeking engaging short fiction with clever observations about life, this audiobook delivers both laughs and memorable moments of genuine insight.
