Book Cover: The Theory and Practice of Apparent Logic

The Theory and Practice of Apparent Logic teaches and encourages humorous storytelling to give harmless, delightful answers without all the facts. With a dozen funny and head-scratching stories as examples, you too will be confident to enter the arena of ideas. Apparent Logic looks at the truth and asks, “Can’t we do better?” Together with Apparent Logic stories, we can bring far-reaching positive change to the world! Saving our National Pastime, fixing our broken Federal Holiday calendar, are examples. Another story takes place on Chappy and the one about errors in nautical nomenclature is a must for all Seafarers! Read how words sunk the Titanic!  

Author Peter Steer

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Peter Steer is a keen observer of things often overlooked. Fueled by a strong curiosity, he is not content to just leave well enough alone. The Theory and Practice ofApparent Logic is Peter’s second book. His first, Catalytic Thinking, explains the creative process and how to generate breakthrough ideas. Peter is a 30-year MV Derby fisherman and when not chasing fish, he hopes to be making the world a better place with his writing.