We Often Disguise Our Reflexes As Deliberate

Literary Tradition Is Full Of Lies About Poverty-the Jolly Beggar, The Poor But Happy Milkmaid, The Wholesome Diet Of Porridge, Etc.

Illusions Are Hazardous, And So Are Disillusions.

The Ninety Percent Of Human Experience That Does Not Fit Into Established Narrative Patterns Falls Into Oblivion.

In Middle Age, I Practiced Feeling Old, But The Real Thing Has Been A Rude Surprise.

Wealth Makes The Laws That Poverty Must Obey.