The Adventures of Jonathan Gullible - Bastiat Institute
The Adventures of Jonathan Gullible - Bastiat Institute
The Adventures of Jonathan Gullible - Bastiat Institute
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Co-author <strong>of</strong> the Commentaries<br />
On fi rst reading <strong>Jonathan</strong> <strong>Gullible</strong>, Janette found it<br />
extremely entertaining. It made her laugh out loud, and<br />
with every subsequent reading, she kept fi nding more<br />
subtle points. This was probably because she had been<br />
exposed to the more serious side <strong>of</strong> these ideas. However,<br />
she found that others, not exposed to these ideas, did not see<br />
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the humour. Thus, the idea <strong>of</strong> a commentary edition was conceived. Whilst<br />
a Computer Tutor, Janette used her knack <strong>of</strong> taking involved subjects and<br />
making them “understandable”. She has used this same gift with these<br />
economic theories. With Ken’s guidance, she has been on a ‘voyage <strong>of</strong><br />
discovery’ in giving birth to the Commentary Edition. She hopes it will<br />
give you enjoyment, laughter, and many fascinating discussions.<br />
I would like to dedicate the joy <strong>of</strong> the work I have done on these<br />
commentaries to the memory <strong>of</strong> Ilona Daukas, Lithuania, who was my<br />
inspiration for this project. – Janette<br />
<strong>The</strong> Publisher<br />
Barry Kayton is a writer, a developer <strong>of</strong> learning materials<br />
and a publisher. He began in the academic world <strong>of</strong> English<br />
literature, classical civilisation, mythology and philosophy.<br />
He then entered the commercial world <strong>of</strong> advertising,<br />
marketing, copy writing, photography and graphic design.<br />
Since 1999 he has been designing learning materials for<br />
adults and children in the fi eld <strong>of</strong> entrepreneurship. “If it’s not fun, it’s not<br />
effective!” says Barry.<br />
Leap Publishing’s logo is <strong>of</strong> a photograph Barry took in Israel. Children<br />
were leaping into the sea <strong>of</strong>f the ancient wall. To Barry this kind <strong>of</strong> daring<br />
attitude is a vital entrepreneurial trait. Every project is a leap into the<br />
unknown, and to take the plunge demands courage.<br />
<strong>Jonathan</strong> <strong>Gullible</strong>’s Greatest Supporter<br />
Li Schoolland, a teacher <strong>of</strong> Chinese and Asian History, is <strong>Jonathan</strong><br />
<strong>Gullible</strong>’s background supporter. Her duties<br />
are keeping her husband, a pr<strong>of</strong>essor in<br />
economics, fi nancially solvent and patiently<br />
waiting for him while he corresponds with the<br />
great many <strong>Jonathan</strong> <strong>Gullible</strong> projects around<br />
the world. She is the only woman who says:<br />
“A man’s work is never done”.