Reading Is Untidy, Discursive And Perpetually Inviting.

The Thing I Think About Is That Once You've Done It, You Then Start To Think About What You're Going To Do Next. It's Much Easier To Follow Something That's Not Been As Successful As This.

I Write Plays About Things That I Can't Resolve In My Mind. I Try To Root Things Out.

I Tried To Explain To Her The Significance Of The Great Poet, But Without Much Success, The Waste Land Not Figuring Very Largely In Mam's Scheme Of Things. "the Thing Is," I Said Finally, "he Won The Nobel Prize." "well," She Said, With That Unerring Grasp Of Inessentials Which Is The Prerogative Of Mothers, "i'm Not Surprised. It Was A Beautiful Overcoat."

Polly: Education With Socialists, It's Like Sex, All Right As Long As You Don't Have To Pay For It.

I'm Not "happy" But I'm Not Unhappy About It.