Laurence Campbell CooperRaised by a family of word wizards who taught him respect for language at a young age, Cooper has for many moons forced his interminable scrawl upon various bright, young, stylish, unsuspecting people of his acquaintance as if he were a cat presentin possum innards as a gift. When the Mars Review of Books awarded him the title of "Grand Inquisitor," he began his quest to conquer the local kindergarten. At the launch of his first book, "How to Stop Thinking and Start Winning at Life," he spent 40 minutes looking up the blurb in the contents. Cooper has also gained a certain renown for playing dress-ups with his neuroses and sugar-coating the bedrock horror of his own vacuity. Clearly he prefers absurdity and farce to earnest self-description. Read More Read Less