Be sure, dear friend, to always blame the state. You must remember that you are of no-fault. All unfortunate circumstances are a result of the state. If you are weak or sick, it is really the government's fault. If you lose your job, house, and loved ones, it is a result of the lousy hand the oppressive establishment has dealt you.
Mr. Roachblood, I am writing to your distinguished and disgusting attention to provide you with a new mandate we are going to give our troops. I would have graced you with my presence to issue the orders in person, but I haven’t the time. What with the election drawing so near and all. I would be missing out on many prime opportunities to direct the masses. As you know, it is such a burden looking after so many souls, but I must admit when I get down to it, I do enjoy my work. The fruits of my labor are always sweeter than I can imagine, but enough about my schedule back to the reason for my writing to you.
Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky was born on 11 November 1821 to Dr. Mikhail Dostoevsky and Maria Dostoevskaya. From a young age, Fyodor was soaked in fantasy, religious reverence, and tragedy. The…
On top of his expansive literary career, he was a genuinely likable guy. Chesterton was witty, warm, brilliant, and standing at six foot four inches weighing three hundred pounds, he was an archetype of the proverbial teddy bear. Anyone who came in contact with G.K instantly enjoyed his company, even if you happened to find yourself across from him in a debate. Though you would undoubtedly lose, you would not feel any worse for having done so. G.K Chesterton influenced so many people through not only his literary career but also through personal interaction with him.
There have been great men who could not read and did not read, but they are far more infrequent than the great men who were avid readers.