"It's possible to drive fans away," he writes in a chapter titled "Respect."

He wrote the chapter titled, "African Youth in the Information Society".

Instead it is placed in the chapter titled "evangelical hymns from the seventeenth century".

In a chapter titled "Circumspection," he returns home only to find a shopping center covering the almond orchards of his youth.

He put it in the book, at the end of the chapter titled "Betjeman at War."

And, of course, there is the chapter titled "Expediency."

He wrote in his new book that death is becoming more stylish as the population ages, and included a chapter titled "Death Duties."

A brief chapter titled "Building a Dish" is the core of the book.

Isn't it suspicious that there's no chapter titled "Orr"?

If you write a book called "Mayflower," you must have a chapter titled "Thanksgiving."