Robert Frost's Triumph Was Not Being At

Love Itself Is The Most Elitist Of Passions. It Acquires Its Stereoscopic Substance And Perspective Only In The Context Of Culture, For It Takes Up More Place In The Mind Than It Does In Bed. Outside Of That Setting It Falls Flat Into One-dimensional Fiction.

There Are Worse Crimes Than Burning Books. One Of Them Is Not Reading Them.

I'm A Bad Jew, A Bad Russian, A Bad Everything.

An Object, After All, Is What Makes Infinity Private.

Creativity Is An Unending Exercise In Uncertainty.