The Natural Role Of Twentieth-century Man Is

Writers Don't Have Lifestyles. They Just Sit In Little Rooms And Write.

Goldstein, You'd Be A Pretty Good Boy If You Wasn't So Chicken.

I Certainly Do Have This Feeling Of Affection For The Absolute Sense Of Intellectual Freedom That Exists As A Live Nerve, A Live Wire, Right Through The Center Of American Life.

You're Gambling With Something Vital. Most Writers Get Smashed Egos.

The Contradictory Remarks Of Politicians Are Forgotten; The More Asinine Predictions Of Pundits Are Buried With Mercy.