Tobogganning on Parnassus

Published in 1928, Tobogganing on Parnassus is a collection of witty poems and essays by Franklin Pierce Adams, the legendary New York columnist and wit. With its clever wordplay and acerbic wit, the book offers a satirical take on the literary and cultural mores of the 1920s. With its timeless humor and sharp commentary, Tobogganing on Parnassus remains a must-read for lovers of literature and satire.

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