I Thought That A Man Can Be

Every Writer Creates His Own Precursors. His Work Modifies Our Conception Of The Past, As It Will Modify The Future.

If A Writer Disbelieves What He Is Writing, Then He Can Hardly Expect His Reader To Believe It.

The Future Is Inevitable And Precise, But It May Not Occur. God Lurks In The Gaps.

There Is Nothing In The World That Is Not Mysterious, But The Mystery Is More Evident In Certain Things Than In Others: In The Sea, In The Eyes Of The Elders, In The Color Yellow, And In Music.

Any Life, However Long And Complicated It May Be, Actually Consists Of A Single Moment — The Moment When A Man Knows Forever More Who He Is.