Comments on the Human Condition

About the Book

Providing a snapshot of the world scene, Comments on the Human Condition offers a collection of aphorisms, a series of wittily worded opinions, penned by author William J. Cone, a self-described unrepentant curmudgeon.

Providing views on an array of controversial subjects, Cone calls attention to the silliness in everyday life through his amusing, frustrating, and outrageous opinions on a range of subjects applicable to today’s world. Topics include “Three Men in a Bar,” “Women Reporters in Men’s Locker Rooms,” “Somali Pirates,” “Messages on T-Shirts,” “English Accents,” What’s Wrong with Profiling?” “Buddy, Can You Spare a Dime?” “Contemplating Pompeii,” “More Political Stupidity”, “Gay Speak in Sports” and “CornHole Tournaments.”

An eclectic collection of rants and ravings, Comments on the Human Condition offers one man’s thoughts and ideas, often humorous, on a host of topics facing humans today, and he’s not afraid to tell you how he really feels.

About the Author

William J. Cone is a retired Ob/Gyn physician and has had essays, critiques, and profiles published in several magazines. He is also the author of So You’re Retiring: A Guy’s Guide to Being at Home and My Life in a Gyn Mill. Cone lives in Tennessee.