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Literature Sort Of Makes Your Daily Operation, Your Daily Conduct, The Management Of Your Affairs In The Society A Bit More Complex. And It Puts What You Do In Perspective, And People Don't Like To See Themselves Or Their Activities In Perspective. They Don't Feel Quite Comfortable With That. Nobody Wants To Acknowledge The Insignificance Of His Life, And That Is Very Often The Net Result Of Reading A Poem.

Twentieth-century Russian Literature Has Produced Nothing Special Except Perhaps One Novel And Two Stories By Andrei Platonov, Who Ended His Days Sweeping Streets.

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

Perhaps Art Is Simply An Organism's Reaction Against Its Retentive Limitations.

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