Science Fiction Makes The Implausible Possible, While

I Just Want People To Remember Me A Hundred Years From Now. I Don't Care That They're Not Able To Quote Any Single Line That I've Written. But Just That They Can Say, "oh, He Was A Writer." That's Sufficiently An Honored Position For Me.

I Ask For Your Indulgence When I March Out Quotations. This Is The Double Syndrome Of Men Who Write For A Living And Men Who Are Over Forty. The Young Smoke Pot - We Inhale From Our 'bartlett's.'

I'm Sufficiently Independent To Know That I Can Live Well And Comfortably All The Rest Of My Life Whether I'm Rejected Or Not.

It Has Forever Been Thus: So Long As Men Write What They Think, Then All Of The Other Freedoms - All Of Them - May Remain Intact. And It Is Then That Writing Becomes A Weapon Of Truth, An Article Of Faith, An Act Of Courage.

Coming Up With Ideas Is The Easiest Thing On Earth. Putting Them Down Is The Hardest.