This Must Be A Real Horrorshow Film

I See What Is Right And Approve, But I Do What Is Wrong.

All Novels Are Experimental.

All Art Preserves Mysteries Which Aesthetic Philosophers Tackle In Vain.

Writers Are Rarely Their Own Best Critics, Nor Are Critics.

There Is, In Fact, Not Much Point In Writing A Novel Unless You Can Show The Possibility Of Moral Transformation, Or An Increase In Wisdom, Operating In Your Chief Character Or Characters. Even Trashy Bestsellers Show People Changing. When A Fictional Work Fails To Show Change, When It Merely Indicates That Human Character Is Set, Stony, Unregenerable, Then You Are Out Of Field Of The Novel And Into That Of The Fable Or The Allegory. - From The Introduction Of The 1986 Norton Edition