A Novel Is A Printed Circuit Through

An Animated Cartoon Theology: 1. People Are Animals. 2. The Body Is Mortal And Subject To Incredible Pain. 3. Life Is Antagonistic To The Living. 4. The Flesh Can Be Sawed, Crushed, Frozen, Stretched, Burned, Bombed, And Plucked For Music. 5. The Dumb Are Abused By The Smart And The Smart Destroyed By Their Own Cunning. 6. The Small Are Tortured By The Large And The Large Destroyed By Their Own Momentum. 7. We Are Able To Walk On Air, But Only As Long As Our Illusion Supports Us.

It Was Evident To Him That The World Composed And Recomposed Itself Constantly In An Endless Process Of Dissatisfaction.

Leo Crowley, Harry [truman]'s Foreign Economic Administrator, Tells Congressmen The Theory...: 'if You Create Good Governments In Foreign Countries, Automatically You Will Have Better Markets For Ourselves.' With That Honeycunt Staring You In The Face, You'd Forget Your Grammar Too.

Uncharged With Invisible Meaning, The Visible Is Nothing, Mere Clay; And Without Visible Circumstance, A Territory, To Connect To, Our Spirit Is Shapeless, Nameless, And Undefined.

I Lived In New York For A Couple Months. It Seemed To Me At First An Incredibly Clean Place With Well-dressed People And Washed Cars And Bright-painted Red-and-yellow Streetcars And White Buildings.