The latest gamemanship pamphlet to emanate from the new headquarters of the Lifemanship Correspondence College, Station Road, Yeovil, teaches advance students 'how to continue to stay top without actually falling apart'. It's slippery at the top, and the good superman must be able to keep his grip whilst administering discreet kicks at the heads pushing up around him. If a Countryman, learn to keep the Townsman in his place. If a Chairman, study to be one up on the Lecturer. If a Reviewer, to be one up on the Author. If a Baby, on Grown-ups. And, in all cases, vice versa. For this is Life - a peaceful coexistence of muted aggression. Stephen Potter and his able staff have drawn on the latest research in gambules and ploylets to suggest ways which will help bring the top man out top.