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The Quantity Theory of Insanity Will Self
Publisher: Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group

It's a book by Will Self in which he tries to convey that there is a limited amount of sanity in the world, and that the reason people go insane is because other people take your sanity to keep them selves from going insane. The compilations are easier (and some are very fun). In the 4th tale we finally get to meet the narrator, as he explains the story of "The Quantity Theory of Insanity", as well as explaining the theory, he goes on to expound on what happened after he went public with this theory. Psychiatry, anthropology, theology--and literature--will never be the same. Commuting to work at a Southwark office from the flat I shared with my first wife in Shepherd's Bush, I began to work seriously on what would become my first published book, the story cycle The Quantity Theory of Insanity. Thus money-creation by the Fed has a little-noticed deflationary side-effect to it, that may ultimately overwhelm the inflationary effect, in spite of predictions by the Quantity Theory of Money. SG: What was the inspiration for your short story the Quantity Theory of Insanity? Deflation is made self-sustaining. WS: The story was written in 1990, more like twenty years ago. The Quantity Theory of Insanity book download Download The Quantity Theory of Insanity Jacob said: August 2011Will Self isa bit tricky, to say the least. The Quantity Theory of Insanity is a good way in. Will Self - The Quantity Theory of Insanity. Oddly, I used to bloody love his stuff when I was younger, but find them increasingly inaccessible. Self's addiction to drink began before he was a teen and he was addicted to heroin by the time he attended university. WS: Well, it's a long time ago… SG: Eighteen years ago? Now this one was an unexpected treat. In The Quantity Theory of Insanity, Will Self tips over the banal surfaces of everyday existence to uncover the hideous, the hilarious, and the bizarre. Speculation on falling interest rates becomes self-fulfilling, thanks to the insane idea of open market operations making, as it does, bullish bond speculation risk-free and bearish bond speculation suicidal.