The Distrust Of Wit Is The Beginning

Baseball Is A Slow, Sluggish Game, With Frequent And Trivial Interruptions, Offering The Spectator Many Opportunities To Reflect At Leisure Upon The Situation On The Field: This Is What A Fan Loves Most About The Game

Most Of Us Lead Lives Of Chaotic Improvisation From Day To Day, Bawling For Peace While Plunging Grimly Into Fresh Disorders.

In Marriage, The Occasional Catastrophic Crisis Is Easier To Manage Than The Daily Routine.

In The Modern World, All Literary Art Is Necessarily Political -- Especially That Which Pretends Not To Be.

The Writer Concerned More With Technique Than Truth Becomes A Technician, Not An Artist.