I Followed The War Wherever I Could

People Often Say, With Pride, 'i'm Not Interested In Politics.' They Might As Well Say, 'i'm Not Interested In My Standard Of Living, My Health, My Job, My Rights, My Freedoms, My Future Or Any Future.' ... If We Mean To Keep Any Control Over Our World And Lives, We Must Be Interested In Politics.

Public Opinion, Though Slow As Lava, In The End Forces Governments Towards More Sanity, More Justice. My Heroes And Heroines Are All Private Citizens.

[on Paris:] I Do Not Know Any City So Beautiful And You Can Be Unhappy There And Notice Your Unhappiness Less, Having The City To Look At.

My Definition Of What Makes A Journey Wholly Or Partially Horrible Is Boredom.

You Have To Stop Living In Order To Write.