The Gesture With Which One Generation Guards

For What I Have Received May The Lord Make Me Truly Thankful. And More Truly For What I Have Not Received.

All Writers Who Can Claim To Be Called 'living' Must Be Political In A Sense. They Must Have What The Quakers Call A Concern To Understand What Is Happening In The World, And Must Engage Themselves, In Their Writing, To Promote No Comfortable Lies, Of The Sort Which People Will Pay Well To Be Told Rather Than The Truth.

The Gesture With Which One Generation Guards The Next Is The Movement, And The Only Time We See It Clearly, Of Life Itself.

There Is Only One World The World Pressing Against You This Minute.

The Critic's Hankering To Be Law-giver Rather Than Servant Of Literature Is Irrepressible.