Contentment Paradox In Fiction, Literary C To be content with little is hard; to be content with much, impossible. Jonathan Dee – The Privileges Purchase Now Jonathan Dee The Privileges FacebookXPinterestEmailLinkedInWhatsApp
Self-Delusion In Fiction, Literary S Innocence ends when one is stripped of the delusion that one likes oneself. Jonathan Dee – The Privileges Purchase Now
Power Acquisition In Fiction, Literary P Power was easiest to acquire when it was given freely. Jonathan Dee – The Privileges Purchase Now
Ambition and Obsession In Fiction, Literary A Ambition is a word the lazy use to describe the obsessed. Jonathan Dee – The Privileges Purchase Now
Essential Experience In Fiction, Literary E Success was the experience of the essential. Jonathan Dee – The Privileges Purchase Now
Emotional Sharpness In Fiction, Literary E Guilt is the hilt of the knife that we use on ourselves, and love is often the blade; but it’s worry that keeps the knife sharp—the parent of all emotions. Jonathan Dee – The Privileges Purchase Now
