It Wasn't That [he] Believed In Religion,

My Father Was An Autodidact. It Wasn't A Middle-class House. Shopkeepers Are Aspirant. He Paid For Me To Go To Private School. He Was Denied An Education - He Had A Horrible Childhood. He Got A Place At A Grammar School And Wasn't Allowed To Go.

Sometimes It Was Harder To Change The Past Than It Was The Future.

They Said Love Made You Strong, But In Louise's Opinion It Made You Weak. It Corkscrewed Into Your Heart And You Couldn't Get It Out Again, Not Without Ripping Your Heart To Pieces.

I Spent Four Years Doing A Doctorate In Postmodern American Literature. I Can Recognize It When I See It.

Life Wasn't About Becoming, Was It? It Was About Being.