Certain Personal Matters by H.G. Wells

This collection of short essays showcases a lighter, more humorous side of the author, covering everything from books and family life to personal quirks and daily annoyances. Each piece offers insight into the small moments that shape individual experience, written with wit and reflective charm. There is no central plot, but recurring themes of identity, frustration, and modernity emerge. The writing is sharp, personal, and often self-deprecating. It’s a playful glimpse into the author’s mind and everyday observations.