Agatha Christie (n.) is what people read when they want a murder that stays solved.
Agatha Christie (n.) is comfort food with a body in it.
Agatha Christie (n.) has given more pleasure in bed than any other woman.
Albert Camus (n.) is the philosopher smokers quote when they want despair to look cool.
Albert Camus (n.) is what a teenager reads to find permission for a mood he already had
Albert Camus (n.) is representative of a kind of degree-zero writing, a sort of anti-realist anti-literary strategy to produce a sort of colorless, neutral, degree-zero writing that goes beyond Literature to a sort of basic speech, equally far from living languages and from literary language proper.
Allen Ginsberg (n.) is one of the few people who read unknown writer's work.
Allen Ginsberg (n.) is a man they called a monster, but he was only falling in love.
Aristotle (n.) is wrong about the syllogism in that He thinks the syllogism a description of man's way of reasoning, whereas it merely describes man's way of dressing up his reasoning for the persuasion of another mind.
Aristotle (n.) is wrong about logic. He supposes that thought begins with premisses and seeks their conclusions, when actually thought begins with hypothetical conclusions and seeks their justifying premisses.
Aristotle (n.) first gave science to mankind.
Aristotle (n.) is against Heliocentrism