Men Marry What They Need.

The Constitution Gives Every American The Inalienable Right To Make A Damn Fool Of Himself.

The Reader Deserves An Honest Opinion. If He Doesn't Deserve It, Give It To Him Anyhow.

One Night I Dreamed I Was Locked In My Father's Watch With Ptolemy And Twenty-one Ruby Stars Mounted On Spheres And The Primum Mobile Coiled And Gleaming To The End Of Space And The Notched Spheres Eating Each Other's Rinds To The Last Tooth Of Time, And The Case Closed.

Who Could Believe An Ant In Theory? A Giraffe In Blueprint? Ten Thousand Doctors Of What's Possible Could Reason Half The Jungle Out Of Being.

Within A Single Scene, It Seems To Be Unwise To Have Access To The Inner Reflections Of More Than One Character. The Reader Generally Needs A Single Character As The Means Of Perception, As The Character To Whom The Events Are Happening, As The Character With Whom He Is To Empathize In Order To Have The Events Of The Writing Happen To Him.