Writers Do Not Find Subjects; Subjects Find

Mechanical Difficulties With Language Are The Outcome Of Internal Difficulties With Thought.

It Is In This Unearthly First Hour Of Spring Twilight That Earth's Almost Agonized Livingness Is Most Felt. This Hour Is So Dreadful To Some People That They Hurry Indoors And Turn On The Lights.

It Is Not Our Exalted Feelings, It Is Our Sentiments That Build The Necessary Home.

To Leap Is Not Only To Leap, It Is To Hit The Ground Somewhere.

What Must Novel Dialogue . . . Really Be And Do? It Must Be Pointed, Intentional, Relevant. It Must Crystallize Situation. It Must Express Character. It Must Advance Plot. During Dialogue, The Characters Confront One Another. The Confrontation Is In Itself An Occasion. Each One Of These Occasions, Throughout The Novel, Is Unique.