A Writer's Work Is The Product Of

I Thought That A Man Can Be An Enemy Of Other Men, Of The Moments Of Other Men, But Not Of A Country: Not Of Fireflies, Words, Gardens, Streams Of Water, Sunsets.

The Machinery Of The World Is Far Too Complex For The Simplicity Of Men.

What A Writer Wants To Do Is Not What He Does.

Art Always Opts For The Individual, The Concrete; Art Is Not Platonic.

If I Were Asked To Name The Chief Event In My Life, I Should Say My Father's Library.