It Has Always Seemed To Me That

But I Still Read Shaw On A Regular Basis. What I Love Is The Nakedness Of The Polemic And The Irresistible Good Humour. For Me, 'major Barbara' Is The Greatest Of All The Plays In That It Starts From The Rational And Proceeds To The Ecstatic In A Spectacular Way, And Leaves You Very Confused If You Cling To Euclidean Logic.

Unions Are Susceptible To The Same Ills That Befall All Human Societies.

The Smallest Indivisible Human Unit Is Two People, Not One; One Is A Fiction. From Such Nets Of Souls Societies, The Social World, Human Life Springs.

I Tend To Be Sort Of Quiet And Shy And Awkward In Social Situations.

There's A Way In Which 'the Illusion' Is A Play About The Theater.