Standards Are Always Out Of Date. That's

Definition Of A Classic: A Book Everyone Is Assumed To Have Read And Often Thinks They Have.

I Tried To Explain To Her The Significance Of The Great Poet, But Without Much Success, The Waste Land Not Figuring Very Largely In Mam's Scheme Of Things. "the Thing Is," I Said Finally, "he Won The Nobel Prize." "well," She Said, With That Unerring Grasp Of Inessentials Which Is The Prerogative Of Mothers, "i'm Not Surprised. It Was A Beautiful Overcoat."

Philip Larkin Used To Cheer Himself Up By Looking In The Mirror And Saying The Line From Rebecca, 'i Am Mrs De Winter Now!

Life Is Rather Like A Tin Of Sardines - We're All Of Us Looking For The Key.

A Book Is A Device To Ignite The Imagination.