Management Quote by Chinua Achebe

“There are about two million types of mushrooms in the world”

— Adam Anderson

“I’m growing mushrooms… because I can’t kill them. They just keep multiplying…and it’s like…I’m in service to them.”

— Sharon Weil

“The mushrooms were grown in the shadow of the Washington rainforest, hand-picked by altar boys.”

— Debbie Macomber

“Stricken liked to think of his assets as mushrooms, where the best way to grow them was to keep them in the dark and…

— Larry Correia

“I have always been sure that if England were ever occupied its people would find the organization of underground cells an almost effortless means…

— Geoffrey Household

“Good problems and mushrooms of certain kinds have something in common; they grow in clusters.”

— George Pólya

“Then, as now, nobody talked about the legacy of Empire. Britain had colonised, owned, occupied or interfered with half the world. We had carved…

— Jeanette Winterson

“Poor England. Too much history for its acreage. Years grow inwards here, like my toenails.”

— David Mitchell

“were your men treated?” Ashby shrugged. “There were so many from so many different countries, I don’t think we stood out. When we got…

— Jeff Wheeler

“bloated industrials, who were piling up fortunes abroad while they were wrecking their country at home.”

— John Buchan

“Gregor was involved with something called Volatile Fungus Deportation.”

— Lemony Snicket

“I had long since realised that if there was greatness in Britain, then it lay in its everyday citizens, and not in its institutions.”

— Nikesh Shukla