I'm Not Enough for My Wife and Other Second Thoughts
contains the author's reflections on slices of life.
Throughout the book, the author frequently glances at the past, often visiting the local and the melancholy. See him observing and describing people and things that are close to him, but not necessarily physically. See him tinkering with some small, humble subjects up close. It's more fascinating that way, focusing on a smaller frame at a time, writing about someone or something from angles that are charmed, fond. As you see him doing these and more, you, too, may see yourself. And maybe you'll feel a little less alone or lonely.