In The Recent Years There Have Been

To Be Upright And To Have An Imagination: That Is Enough To Be A Very Good Young Man.

Understanding Comes Hard To Persons Of High Rank Who Are Accustomed To Phony Lifestyles That Involve No Daily Work.

To Talk Of Prayer After Admitting He Professed No Faith Was, In My Opinion, A Breach Of Common Courtesy. In This Sense, He Did Make A Social Blunder, For Which I Think He Well Deserved Some Minor Castigation.

I Think, We Can Only Write Very Personal Matters Through Our Experience. When I Named My First Novel About My Son "a Personal Matter," I Believe I Knew The Most Important Thing: There Is Not Any Personal Matter; We Must Find The Link Between Ourselves, Our "personal Matter," And Society.

There Could Be Joy In Destruction, Too, Couldn't There? Isn't Jesus Christ's Second Coming Supposed To Occur Only After A Lot Of Unmitigated Destruction? But Again, Human History Is Fraught With Tragedies In Which Man Spared No Effort To Destroy With Millenarian Joy, Only To Learn That No Messiah Appeared Afterwards.