A Good Rule For Writers: Do Not

Sometimes A Man Hits Upon A Place To Which He Mysteriously Feels That He Belongs.

It Is Bad Enough To Know The Past; It Would Be Intolerable To Know The Future.

I Would Sooner Read A Time-table Or A Catalogue Than Nothing At All. They Are Much More Entertaining Than Half The Novels That Are Written.

I Write Only When Inspiration Strikes. Fortunately It Strikes Every Morning At Nine O'clock Sharp.

The Trouble Is That Thinking Looks Like Loafing. Who Wants To Pay People For Daydreaming?