Werner Herzog explains why he won’t speak French, arguing language bears emotional weight and shapes one’s perspective. He says using a non-native tongue feels inauthentic and undermines the work’s integrity.

"Figures of Speech" by Arthur Quinn explores the flexibility and potential of language through various figures of speech, using examples primarily from Shakespeare and the Bible. The book aims to guide readers in enhancing their writing and speaking skills by understanding and imitating these literary devices. It is noted for its engaging style and accessibility, making it suitable for students and writers alike.