Nicknames Are Fond Names. We Do Not

The Goat's Business Is None Of The Sheep's Concern.

Writers Should Be Read But Not Seen. Rarely Are They A Winsome Sight.

The Ideal View For Daily Writing, Hour For Hour, Is The Blank Brick Wall Of A Cold-storage Warehouse. Failing This, A Stretch Of Sky Will Do, Cloudless If Possible.

A Story Must Simmer In Its Own Juice For Months Or Even Years Before It's Ready To Serve.

Writers Of Novels Are So Busy Being Solitary That They Haven't Time To Meet One Another. But Then, A Writer Learns Nothing From A Writer, Conversationally. If A Writer Has Anything Witty, Profound Or Quotable To Say He Doesn't Say It. He's No Fool. He Writes It.