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Title: A Dog's Philosophy
Review: This is a delightful little book. Malcom Hall writes under the pseudonym of Edward FitzHound, employing the beguiling meter and style of Edward Fitzgerald's original quatrains in the "Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam" to comment on the world from a dog's perspective. Initially I was set to dislike the work, fearing that it would be a mere cutesy parody of its classic antecedent. Instead, I found seventy-five quatrains that cleverly lay stark such themes as life, death, love and despair by exploring them in relation to the short, submissive, and very simple existence of dogs. Through this expedient, Hall manages to be humorous, poignant, happy, and philosophical all at once. One can open this book at any page, read any quatrain at random, and inevitably smile. "Ah! My friends, let us bark for Years--/Bark at Strangers-and stranger-bark at Fears./We'll bark at what we cannot understand./We'll bark in Rage, and bark in place of Tears."
