The Writer's Job Is Not To Judge,

This Is A Good Place," He Said. "there's A Lot Of Liquor," I Agreed.

The Brave Dies Perhaps Two Thousand Deaths If He's Intelligent. He Simply Doesn't Mention Them.

Write Drunk; Edit Sober.

He Did Not Say That Because He Knew That If You Said A Good Thing It Might Not Happen.

If A Writer Of Prose Knows Enough About What He Is Writing About He May Omit Things That He Knows And The Reader, If The Writer Is Writing Truly Enough, Will Have A Feeling Of Those Things As Strongly As Though The Writer Had Stated Them. The Dignity Of Movement Of An Iceberg Is Due To Only One-eighth Of It Being Above Water. A Writer Who Omits Things Because He Does Not Know Them Only Makes Hollow Places In His Writing.