My Courtroom Drama
You ask me don’t I have this kind of book in me or that one, and I wonder myself. For example, one of you brought up the fact that I have several loose thoughts on the ludicrousness of present-day law, wouldn’t I just love to pen a poetic work on such a theme, to have such a book in my career?
And I first have to say that I truly appreciate your outlook on my body of work. Yes, it is deficient of a courtroom drama to properly expose the shortcomings of the court (all courts), but I can confidently say that I don’t need one. Everything I have to say about such a thing already resides in another book, a book titled The Trial by Franz Kafka. And he happened to say it exactly how I would have wanted to say it, so I find no need to pursue such a thing. On the contrary, whenever I want to recall exactly what I feel about such things, I merely have to read The Trial, and it all comes back.