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Born in London, essayist Charles Lamb (1775-1834) achieved success through the publication of 'Tales from Shakespeare', which he produced with his sister Mary. He is best known for the essays he wrote under his pseudonym, 'Essays of Elia' (1822-23).
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The short, pithy Essays of Elia are ideal for the reader with only short chunks of time for reading, or who suffers from frequent interruptions (or from a short attention span). Some of the essays have a playfully polemical point—as in the delightful piece on the inappropriateness of saying grace before luxuriant feasts, or the complaint about married couples' smugness around bachelors.