If you are hungry, like I am, for any snippet of language that promises clarity and a unique view of the world while delivering a delightful and engaging tonality, this collection is for you; if you are a fan of the aphoristic tradition; if you have it in mind that poets are our best citizens and critics; if you wonder how others view the big picture that is presented daily to the mere mortals existent on our planet; if you are curious; if you prefer to have something at hand while sitting on the crapper in the morning so as not to waste a moment of your ordinary routine; if you think words might entice the gals or guys in the bar staring into the abyss; if you are lonely and seeking good companionship; if you are a seeker; if you are a wiseguy or a wannabe jokester; if you want to be pithy, or sanguine; if you are lactose intolerant; if you are afraid; if you loathe or love Nietzsche, Twain, Swift, or Rabelais; if you have a heartbeat; if you can lay claim to any semblance of imagination at all; if you are any of these you will want to own this book.
Don't deprive yourself.
And if you're not sure what constitutes an aphorism, read this.
TS
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