Old Saws Have No Teeth.

One Reason Writers Write Is Out Of Revenge.

In Saying What Is Obvious, Never Choose Cunning. Yelling Works Better.

We Are So Placid That The Smallest Tremor Of Objection Is Taken As A Full-scale Revolution.

The Usefulness Of Madmen Is Famous: They Demonstrate Society's Logic Flagrantly Carried Out Down To Its Last Scrimshaw Scrap.

The Power Of Language, It Seems To Me, Is The Only Kind Of Power A Writer Is Entitled To.