A Book Begins As A Private Excitement

Someone Dying Asks If There Is Life After Death. Yes, Comes The Answer, Only Not Yours.

Whenever Citizens Are Seen Routinely As Enemies Of Their Own Government, Writers Are Rountinely Seen To Be The Most Dangerous Enemies.

There Is No Longer Any Such Thing As Fiction Or Nonfiction; There's Only Narrative.

In The Twentieth Century One Of The Most Personal Relationships To Have Developed Is That Of The Person And The State. It's Become A Fact Of Life That Governments Have Become Very Intimate With People, Most Always To Their Detriment.

The Difference Between Socrates And Jesus Is That No One Had Ever Been Put To Death In Socrates' Name. And That Is Because Socrates' Ideas Were Never Made Law. Law, In Whatever Name, Protects Privilege.