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Nobody Ever Wrote A Story For Me. I Told In Every Story What Was Really Inside My Gut, And It Came Out That Way. My Stories Began To Get Noticed Because The Average Reader Could Associate With Them.

An Artist Has To Be Humble, An Editor Must Be Officious, And A Publisher Must Be Somewhere Out In The Galaxy Enjoying Godhood. It Was A Caste System, Pure And Simple. And It Was Accepted That Way. Nobody Thought Of Contracts, Nobody Thought Of Insisting On Better Deals.

I've Never Done Anything Half-heartedly; It's A Disservice To Me And The Audience If I Do It Half-heartedly.

I'm Not The Sort Of Fellow Who Does The Same Thing All The Time. I Began Using A Lot Of Science Fiction Apparatus. I Came Out With The Atom Bomb Two Years Before It Was Actually Used Because I Read In The Paper That A Fellow Named Nicola Tesla Was Working On The Atom Bomb.

I Feel That Every Professional Is The Art School For The Next Guy. I Feel That Maybe A Lot Of The Dynamism In My Own Work, Having Been Felt By The Rest Of The Artists, They'll React To It And Put Elements Of That In Their Own Work, Feeling That It'll Help It.