With A Pencil And Paper, I Could

Most Of The Great Works Of Juvenile Literature Are Subversive In One Way Or Another: They Express Ideas And Emotions Not Generally Approved Of Or Even Recognized At The Time; They Make Fun Of Honored Figures And Piously Held Beliefs; And They View Social Pretenses With Clear-eyed Directness, Remarking - As In Andersen's Famous Tale - That The Emperor Has No Clothes.

But I Think That Sometimes, When One's Behaved Like A Rather Second-rate Person, The Way I Did At Breakfast, Then In A Kind Of Self-destructive Shock One Goes And Does Something Really Second-rate. Almost As If To Prove It.

We Say Something Every Morning When We Decide How To Dress.

We All Want To Be Guilty, Because Guilt Is Power.

The Fashion Industry Is No More Able To Preserve A Style That Men And Women Have Decided To Abandon Than To Introduce One They Do Not Choose To Accept.