A Farmer's Got To Be Born, Same

Words, Like Acts, Become Stale When They Are Repeated.

For Me, The Novel Is Experience Illumined By Imagination.

The Only Difference Between A Rut And A Grave Are The Dimensions.

The Attraction Of Horror Is A Mental, Or Even An Intellectual, Excitement, But The Fascination Of The Repulsive, So Noticeable Incontemporary Writing, Can Spring Openly From Some Rotted Substance Within Our Civilization.

No Matter How Vital Experience Might Be While You Lived It, No Sooner Was It Ended And Dead Than It Became As Lifeless As The Piles Of Dry Dust In A School History Book.