Things We Do That Make No Sense

Explore the intricate layers of human behavior in "Things We Do That Make No Sense," a captivating collection by Adam Schuitema, published by Cornell University Press in 2017. This thought-provoking paperback spans 277 pages and delves into the paradoxes of our daily lives. Schuitema masterfully examines the delicate balance between beauty and ugliness in our actions, shedding light on the hidden ambitions and clumsy attempts at understanding that often define us.

These engaging stories reveal the rituals—both grand and subtle—that we partake in, showcasing the unique gestures we hope will imbue our lives with meaning. As you journey through this compelling work of American literature, you'll find yourself reflecting on your own actions and the shared human experience. "Things We Do That Make No Sense" invites readers to embrace the complexities of existence while uncovering the profound insights that can be found in the mundane.