H. Allen Smith
H. Allen Smith (December 19, 1907 — February 24, 1976) was an American humorist and author renowned for his wit and storytelling abilities. Smith’s distinctive writing style, blending humor and observation, garnered wide acclaim. He found success with humorous essays, satirical pieces, and travelogues, notably his best-selling book “Low Man on a Totem Pole.” Renowned for his humorous take on everyday life and experiences, Smith’s writing often explored the quirks of American culture and society. His unique narrative voice and keen eye for the absurdities of life solidified his reputation as a beloved humorist, leaving a lasting impact on the landscape of American literature.
Hate-on-the-highway is an institution occupying a high place in our modern civilization….The godawful glares that drivers exchange as they pass each other, the mutual hatred between motorist and pedestrian, these manifestations seem to constitute the ultimate in righteous wrath.
Author: H. Allen SmithWe believe in healthy, hearty laughter — at the expense of the whole human race, if needs be. Needs be.
Author: H. Allen SmithPersonally, I never admired communists because they operate on the theory that human beings are nice people.
Author: H. Allen Smith