My Literary Career Was A Fluke. Utterly

By Dawn He Had Surrendered, Gratefully, To The Old Inertia, The Product Of Always Seeing Both Sides Of Every Question.

Cicero Most Reminds Me Of Harold Wilson. Both Men Knew How To Keep The Show On The Road.

Another Of Cicero's Maxims Was That If You Must Do Something Unpopular, You Might As Well Do It Wholeheartedly, For In Politics There Is No Credit To Be Won By Timidity.

But Clever People All Make One Mistake. They All Think Everyone Else Is Stupid. And Everyone Isn't Stupid. They Just Take A Bit More Time, That's All.

It Implies A Slight Failure As A Writer That You Are Reduced To Being A Ghostwriter For The Money.