Describing himself as "a lover of peace" with "a horror of bloodshed", Celt choose anonymity to avoid taking credit (or blame!) for the sharp observations and borrowed brilliance in his books. His confessional compilations draw wit and wisdom from literary giants, woven together with his own sly commentary on love, courtship, and matrimony. A century on, Celt’s voice still rings with biting humour and uncanny insight into the timeless battle of the sexes.