Death, I Had Discovered Long

Books" - Snell Smiled - "are A Kind Of Magic.

Religion Isn't The Cause Of Wars, It's The Excuse.

The Inspiration Comes From Everywhere, From What I Grew Up With. There's So Much Silliness And Nonsense In The World That We Regard As Normal Working Procedure. The Satirical Point Of The View May Be To Counterpoint That. The Way We Look At Classics Has Been Hijacked By The Intelligentsia - Shakespeare Is Highbrow And Seen As Something Clever People Do, Which Isn't Right At All. I Basically Pull Inspiration From Everywhere.

Without Unscrambled Eggs, There Was No Time Travel, No More Depredation Of The Now, And We Could Look To A Brighter Future Of Long-term Thought--and More Reading.

If The Real World Were A Book, It Would Never Find A Publisher. Overlong, Detailed To The Point Of Distraction-and Ultimately, Without A Major Resolution.