What Should I Say About Life? That

Tragedy, As You Know, Is Always A Fait Accompli, Whereas Terror Always Has To Do With Anticipation, With Man's Recognition Of Hisown Negative Potential--with His Sense Of What He Is Capable Of.

This Is The Generation Whose First Cry Of Life Was The Hungarian Uprising.

Snobbery? But It's Only A Form Of Despair.

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

A Man Should Know About Himself Two Or Three Things: Whether He Is A Coward; Whether He Is An Honest Man Or Given To Lies; Whether He Is An Ambitious Man. One Should Define Oneself First Of All In Those Terms, And Only Then In Terms Of Culture, Race, Creed.