“I look at my dictionary, a Webster’s Second Unabridged with nine million words in it and think, All the words I need are in there; they’re just in the wrong order.” — Fran Lebowitz, “A Humorist at Work,” The Paris Review (Summer 1983)
“I look at my dictionary, a Webster’s Second Unabridged with nine million words in it and think, All the words I need are in there; they’re just in the wrong order.” — Fran Lebowitz, “A Humorist at Work,” The Paris Review (Summer 1983)