Art Chooses Its Constraints.

Experience Teaches Us, But We Scarcely Know What.

Great Men Wait For The Right Moment To Abandon Caution. The Rest Of Us Abandon It When Impatience Becomes Too Much For Us.

After Sixty, The Self-questioning Of Middle Age Is Obsolete.

Suspense Combines Curiosity With Fear And Pulls Them Up A Rising Slope.

In The Theater Of Confusion, Knowing The Location Of The Exits Is What Counts.