One Man's Thoughts is just that, a collection of essays expressing the conclusions of the author, who has applied his considerable life experience to pondering matters that affect us all. This volume of sometimes contentious but always reasoned contributions is not without a sense of humour, but does not fail to cut to the heart of matters relating to many aspects of life and morality. In this fascinating body of work, the author considers subjects including immigration, religion, education and crime and justice, proposing some unusual and thought-provoking ideas.