Publisher's Synopsis
Steps is a book of aphorisms, quotes, proverbs, epigrams, epitaphs, prophecies, oxymorons, chiasmi, and other strange synonyms for pithy word play. The author combines the homespun wisdom of Mark Twain with the dramatic wit of Friedrich Nietzsche. The result is a clever companion you won't be able to ignore. Take some risks and read some Steps. "Temptation is the only noun I know of that acts like a verb." "The gravity of the situation depends on its weight." "A fireplace is anyplace I start a fire."
