History Is What We Bring

Cicero Most Reminds Me Of Harold Wilson. Both Men Knew How To Keep The Show On The Road.

But Clever People All Make One Mistake. They All Think Everyone Else Is Stupid. And Everyone Isn't Stupid. They Just Take A Bit More Time, That's All.

First Comes An Idea. Then, Characters Begin To Evolve Out Of The Landscape Of That Idea. And Then, Finally, Characters Dominate: Plot Is Simply A Function Of What These People Might Do Or Be. Everything Has To Flow From Their Personalities; Otherwise It Will Not Be Emotionally Engaging, Or Plausible.

By Dawn He Had Surrendered, Gratefully, To The Old Inertia, The Product Of Always Seeing Both Sides Of Every Question.

Orwell Has Always Been A Huge Influence On Me.