Walking-Stick Papers

Walking-Stick Papers, published in 1918 by Robert Cortes Holliday, is a collection of essays that humorously explores various aspects of culture and society. The book begins with a prologue on the significance of canes, tracing their evolution as symbols of dignity and refinement. Holliday's essays, such as 'The Fish Reporter,' offer keen observations of urban life, blending personal insights with vivid descriptions of everyday experiences. This work highlights the charm found in the mundane, showcasing Holliday's wit and reflective style.