A Capitalist Economy Hums When Leading Businessmen

John Major Is What He Is: A Man From Nowhere, Going Nowhere, Heading For A Well-merited Obscurity As Fast As His Mediocre Talents Can Carry Him.

It Takes Less Than A Decade For Today's Luxury To Become A Universal Necessity.

The Word 'meaningful' When Used Today Is Nearly Always Meaningless.

Human Beings Are Infinitely Worth Studying, Especially The Peculiarities That Often Go Along With Outstanding Gifts.

The Writer Learns To Write, In The Last Resort, Only By Writing. He Must Get Words Onto Paper Even If He Is Dissatisfied With Them. A Young Writer Must Cross Many Psychological Barriers To Acquire Confidence In His Capacity To Produce Good Work-especially His First Full-length Book-and He Cannot Do This By Staring At A Piece Of Blank Paper, Searching For The Perfect Sentence.