I Still Forget, Sometimes, That I Am

It Isn't What People Think That Is Important, But The Reason They Think What They Think.

An Avant-garde Man Is Like An Enemy Inside A City He Is Bent On Destroying, Against Which He Rebels; For Like Any System Of Government, An Established Form Of Expression Is Also A Form Of Oppression. The Avant-garde Man Is The Opponent Of An Existing System.

Mediocrity Is More Dangerous In A Critic Than In A Writer.

People Who Don't Read Are Brutes. It Is Better To Write Than To Make War, Isn't It?

No Society Has Been Able To Abolish Human Sadness, No Political System Can Deliver Us From The Pain Of Living, From Our Fear Of Death, Our Thirst For The Absolute. It Is The Human Condition That Directs The Social Condition, Not Vice Versa.