Nothing Bad Can Happen To A Writer.

I Think I Write Or Publish As Much As I Do Because I Can Bear Being Without A Book To Work On.

He Had Learned The Worst Lesson That Life Can Teach - That It Makes No Sense.

'haunted By The Past' Is A Commonplace Phrase Because It's A Commonplace Experience. Even If One Is Not, Strictly Speaking, 'haunted', The Past Is Perpetually With One In The Present, And The Longer It Grows And The Further It Recedes The Stronger Its Presence Seems To Become.

Being In The Dark From Sentence To Sentence Is What Convinces Me To Go On.

Fear Presides Over These Memories, A Perpetual Fear.of Course No Childhood Is Without Its Terrors, Yet I Wonder If I Would Have Been A Less Frightened Boy If Lindbergh Hadn't Been President Or If I Hadn't Been The Offspring Of Jews.