Matt Thorne
Matt Thorne is a British novelist and screenwriter known for his keen insights into contemporary life and culture. Born in 1974, he has written several acclaimed novels, including "Eight Minutes Idle" and "Cherry." Thorne co-founded the literary movement known as New Puritans and has contributed to various anthologies and publications. His work often explores the complexities of modern relationships and societal norms with wit and depth.
Book summaries for books written by Matt Thorne
Quotes
A prince must always be prepared for war, even in times of peace.
It is better to be feared than loved, but it is best to be both.
A prince should strive to be both cunning and wise.
In times of crisis, a prince's true character is revealed.
The ends justify the means, as long as the ends benefit the prince.
The art of ruling lies in the ability to manipulate others without them realizing it.
A prince should always surround himself with loyal advisors.
To maintain power, a prince must always keep his enemies closer than his friends.
A prince should be adaptable and willing to change his strategies when necessary.
A prince who relies solely on luck is destined to fail.
A wise prince knows when to listen and when to speak.
A prince should never let his emotions cloud his judgment.