For A Writer Only One Form Of

The Poetic Notion Of Infinity Is Far Greater Than That Which Is Sponsored By Any Creed.

I Don't Want To Dive Into That Mud Slide, Which Is What I Consider The Literary Process.

I'm Neither Catholic Not Protestant. Protestant Sounds Good But I Don't Think I Am.

Language And, Presumably, Literature Are More Ancient And Inevitable, More Durable Than Any Form Of Social Organization. The Revulsion, Irony, Or Indifference Often Expressed By Literature Toward The State Is Essentially The Reaction Of The Permanent-better Yet, The Infinite-against The Temporary, Against The Finite.

Life—the Way It Really Is—is A Battle Not Between Good And Bad, But Between Bad And Worse