And Even Now

Max Beerbohm's And Even Now gathers essays and sketches that show off his trademark wit, elegance, and mild mischief. Beerbohm writes as a keen observer of literature, society, and vanity, often turning a small social scene or cultural habit into something sharply funny and unexpectedly revealing. The pieces feel polished, conversational, and lightly subversive.

This is a rewarding book for readers who enjoy essayists with a strong voice and a taste for subtle irony. It will appeal to anyone who likes literary criticism that is as entertaining as it is perceptive, and to readers who appreciate prose that seems effortless while hiding real precision. It is ideal for readers who like essay collections that are polished, amused, and never quite predictable.