Everyone Needs An Algonquin

From a modestly stinking rich family in New Jersey to the charming English village where she now resides, Miss Agatha Whitt-Wellington helps us all to sort some of the difficulties that blight the broadsheets every morning with this collection of short essays. Bawdy but brilliant, Agatha will open your eyes to a world you've only dreamed of: hers. Usually it's pretty damn good there, but even when something troubling arises, this international mover-and-shaker approaches it with her unique wit and wisdom. How lovely!