Aphorisms by Dean Anthony Granitsas
Dean Anthony Granitsas, an undergrad from Ohio, writes what he calls “lessays, a truncated or diminutive essay.” This smattering of aphorisms comes from a collection called That: Aphorisms and Lessays.
Absurdity is hell’s miracle.
A good philosopher should study everything but philosophy.
Once you have resigned yourself to your sentence, the guard always unlocks the door.
Either no hope or a lot of hope; a little hope is the worst.
The bottom feeder also inhabits the depths.
There is no joy in simple things because there are no simple things.