Intellectual Reader Prints

"I'm going to give Dostoyevsky another chance."

Jean-Paul Sartre

Paul Ree

Miss America IQ Pageant

“Who’s a good boy that doesn’t feel obliged to prove it by holding too many interesting literary and social opinions?”

"I understand the revisionists are hot on your trail, Professor Delauney."

"The only hobby we tolerate is working on weekends."

Biggles has a more staid adventure.

"My favorite part of the story was when Prince Charming kissed Sleeping Beauty and she totally rebooted."

"Now that was post-modern sex."

Assertiveness

"When Mom reads that story, the dragon comes off as a much more sympathetic character."

Creating dummy corporations for dummies.

Little boy reading a classic whilst his Dad reads a comic.

'"Einstein, Szilard, Teller, Oppenheimer...but you look through the Old Testament and through the Talmud, and there's not a word about physics."

A book reviewer reads between the margins.

'No, you weren't there. But in your expert opinion as a certified brainiac, do you think he did it?'

"You have an air of Camille Paglia about you."

Library: Self-Help Books and Blame a 'Rigged' Political System.

"The problem is you say Nietzsche and expect everything to be just peachy."

'Between you and me Wizard, is it true that you intellectuals have pointed heads?'

Lost and Profound.

dog reading EKG

Man sees book flying in the Mystery section.

are you so alienated from any real form of community that you can no longer distinguish between belonging and conforming?

Man reading 'Bankruptcy for Dummies'.

'Thoreau had his Walden Pond, C.J. has his water cooler.'

"Writing that book was a real strain."

"You're terrific, Katia. You think like 'The New York Review of Books' and look like 'Vogue.'"

"Is it just me, or do these sculptural forms of light and shadow make you think about the ephemeral nature of life, the spirituality of the moment eclipsing our futile quest for cheese?"

''Et cetera' implies that you know much more than you really do. . .'

'My thanks go first to the Nobel Committee for this great honor, and to my son who encouraged me to keep my mind agile with word games, and puzzles.'

"He'll read some Marx and some Freud, and he'll buy some stock. Then he'll read some Plato and some Tolstoy, and he'll sell some stock."