The Forgetting of Wisdom
The Forgetting of Wisdom by Paul McDermott is a collection of humor columns originally published in ‘Sunday Life’ and ‘Australian’ magazines. Released by Penguin in 2000, this first edition spans 319 pages and is presented in English. The book explores various themes, including politics, television, humanity, art, the self, and society, reflecting McDermott’s unique comedic perspective.
Readers will find a diverse array of humorous insights that engage with contemporary issues and personal reflections. The columns draw on McDermott’s experiences as a television host and a member of the comedy group the Doug Anthony Allstars, offering a blend of wit and commentary on modern life. This collection invites readers to reflect on the absurdities of everyday experiences through a humorous lens.
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Collection of humor columns originally published in ‘Sunday Life’ and ‘Australian’ magazines. Themes explored include politics, television, humanity, art, the self, and society. Author hosts television program ‘Good News Week’ and was a member of comedy group the Doug Anthony Allstars.
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