A Literary Academic Can No More Pass

Professors Of Literature Collect Books The Way A Ship Collects Barnacles, Without Seeming Effort.

The Sign Of A Good Marriage Is That Everything Is Debatable And Challenged; Nothing Is Turned Into Law Or Policy. The Rules, If Any, Are Known Only To The Two Players, Who Seek No Public Trophies.

Quoting, Like Smoking, Is A Dirty Habit To Which I Am Devoted.

In Former Days, Everyone Found The Assumption Of Innocence So Easy; Today We Find Fatally Easy The Assumption Of Guilt.

Power Consists To A Large Extent In Deciding What Stories Will Be Told.