Literature Is Achieved Anxiety.

Everyone Wants A Prodigy To Fail; It Makes Our Mediocrity More Bearable.

Literature Is Achieved Anxiety.

Reading Well Is One Of The Greatest Pleasures That Solitude Can Afford You.

Socrates, In Plato, Formulates Ideas Of Order: The Iliad, Like Shakespeare, Knows That A Violent Disorder Is A Great Order.

We Read Deeply For Varied Reasons, Most Of Them Familiar: That We Cannot Know Enough People Profoundly Enough; That We Need To Know Ourselves Better; That We Require Knowledge, Not Just Of Self And Others, But Of The Way Things Are. Yet The Strongest, Most Authentic Motive For Deep Reading…is The Search For A Difficult Pleasure.