Time At Length Becomes Justice.

In Books, As In Life, There Are No Second Chances. On Second Thought: Its The Next Work, Still To Be Written, That Offers The Second Chance.

The Secular Jew Is A Figment; When A Jew Becomes A Secular Person He Is No Longer A Jew.

Fiction Does Not Invent Out Of A Vacuum, But It Invents; And What It Invents Is, First, The Fabric And Cadence Of Language, And Then A Slant Of Idea That Sails Out Of These As A Fin Lifts From The Sea.

In Saying What Is Obvious, Never Choose Cunning. Yelling Works Better.

The Engineering Is Secondary To The Vision.