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Nietzsche’s 10 Rules for Writing with Style

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How to Talk to Anyone: 6 Rejoinders for All Occasions

by Paul Epps on 20 Oct 2013

You’ve got no one to blame but yourself. Just like a typical [man/woman]. I can read you like a book. Why? Because I said so. Who’s sorry now? If I were you, I’d . . . Read more →

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In Case of Emergency

by Paul Epps on 3 Jan 2010

Grab your coat. Get your hat. Leave your worries on the doorstep. Direct your feet to the sunny side of the street. Read more →

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