A Good Novel Is A Conjunction Of

We Must Mistrust Utopias: They Usually End In Holocausts.

A Good Novel Is A Conjunction Of Many Factors, The Main Of Which Is Without A Doubt, Hard Work.

Its Easy To Know What You Want To Say, But Not To Say It

Memory Is A Snare, Pure And Simple; It Alters, It Subtly Rearranges The Past To Fit The Present.

Nothing Better Protects A Human Being Against The Stupidity Of Prejudice, Racism, Religious Or Political Sectarianism, And Exclusivist Nationalism Than This Truth That Invariably Appears In Great Literature: That Men And Women Of All Nations And Places Are Essentially Equal, And Only Injustice Sows Among Them Discrimination, Fear, And Exploitation.