Sinclair, watching endless interview footage of the writer holding court.
There are no new ideas, Sinclair expounds.
Average writers attempt originality, the great writers steal.
Richard E. Grant in ‘The Lesson’Bleecker Street
Well-read, and with a photographic memory, Sommers is also useful in the I.T.
Were not peers, he sneers.
Its not especially commercial nor especially austere, occupying a strange middle ground betweenHope GapandTar.
