"I'm so proud to be spoken of in the same breath as him, and if people want to say Rafe Spall, son of Timothy in brackets, as they invariably do, then that's great, because he's my dad and I love him".
He'd always smile and say hello, and then invariably offer a cigarette, and the moment you were done with one he'd offer another.
Self-described "authors," in this view, habitually generate texts with intended recipients, and then invariably die -- just as their recipients, likewise, invariably die -- leaving behind decontextualized textual content whose message-value is entirely relative and therefore approaching nil.
He was then invariably up for a 6 a.m. start.
Then, invariably, these strangers pity me for having missed the street's golden era.
"In 2010," Fetterman then invariably says, "those numbers have dropped to zero".
And then, invariably, you start asking yourself, well, what do we really believe in?
Everyone has that first moment, but if you don't quit then invariably there is a career after that.
When people tell me guiltily that really, above all things, they love Fetzer Sundial Chardonnay or rum-and-Coke, I invariably tell them, "Then you know what?
Unless the subject matter catches the imagination and has clear consequences on both sides of the argument, then invariably the line of seeming least resistance wins out.
