Living Alone is a humorous essay written by Gelett Burgess that explores the joys and challenges of living alone. The author describes his experiences with cooking, cleaning, and entertaining himself in his solitary abode. He also reflects on the benefits of solitude and independence, as well as the occasional loneliness that comes with it. Overall, Living Alone is a lighthearted and relatable read for anyone who has ever lived alone or considered doing so.
By Gelett Burgess · First published 1906 · Genre: Philosophical Fiction, Literary Fiction, Domestic Fiction