How to Say No

Released: October 18, 2022

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How to Say No is an engaging collection of ancient writings on Cynicism, highlighting the audacity and wit of figures like Diogenes and Symeon Stylites. Through fresh translations of their memorable quotes and actions, M. D. Usher captures the essence of the Cynics' "less is more" philosophy, offering timely insights into today's challenges such as climate change and economic uncertainty. This lively book not only entertains but also prompts reflection on our own lifestyles and societal norms.

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