Whenever I Write Anything That Sets Up

Jealousy Is A Keen Observer, But Looks For All The Wrong Signs.

Religion Is "so Absurd That It Comes Close To Imbecility."

Opera In English Is, In The Main, Just About As Sensible As Baseball In Italian.

As If Paralyzed By The National Fear Of Ideas, The Democratic Distrust Of Whatever Strikes Beneath The Prevailing Platitudes, It Evades All Resolute And Honest Dealing With What, After All, Must Be Every Healthy Literature's Elementary Materials.

The Common Argument That Crime Is Caused By Poverty Is A Kind Of Slander On The Poor.