A Dish Around Which I See Too

A Child's Fear Is A World Whose Dark Corners Are Quite Unknown To Grownup People; It Has Its Sky And Its Abysses, A Sky Without Stars, Abysses Into Which No Light Can Ever Penetrate.

Thoughts Fly And Words Go On Foot. Therein Lies All The Drama Of A Writer.

I Am Probably Exaggerating A Little, But I Owe My Equilibrium To Ink And Paper.

The Secret Is To Write Just Anything, To Dare To Write Just Anything, Because When You Write Just Anything, You Begin To Say What Is Important.

Perhaps The Greatest Consolation Of The Oppressed Is To Consider Themselves Superior To Their Tyrants.