Happy Days

A lively compilation of wit and observation, this volume gathers a decade of the author’s contributions to a celebrated British humor magazine. From the absurd correspondence about a newborn’s “class” to charming sketches of everyday mishaps, each piece offers a gentle poke at social conventions and the quirks of domestic life.

The collection spans a surprising variety: short essays on conversation, playful short stories that tiptoe between the mundane and the fantastical, and a handful of breezy one‑act plays for amateur troupes. Whether you’re listening to a tongue‑in‑cheek take on piano rolls or a whimsical tale about a secretive seaside adventure, the tone remains warm and droll, inviting listeners to smile at the familiar turned delightfully odd.