I'll Miss It Until The Day I

Landing The Airplane I Think Is The Most Difficult Thing That I've Every Learned To Do In My Life.

I Stopped Writing At The Age Of 18. I Had Written Incessantly Before That. I Read, Of Course, Because I Was In University, But I Wasn't Going To Write. I Wasn't Going To Do Any Of Those Dangerous Things. I Was Going To Be A Stolid, Bourgeois Lawyer.

I Must Confess That When I'm Alone In My Study, Here In New York, Writing; That's When I'm Happy.

Our Language, One Of Our Most Precious Natural Resources, Deserves At Least As Much Protection As Our Woodlands, Streams And Whooping Cranes.

If Heaven Exists, What Would You Like To Hear God Say When You Arrive At The Pearly Gates?