A photograph presents itself not only as a visual representation, but as evidence, more convincing than a painting because of the unimpeachable mechanical means whereby it was made. We do not trust the artist's flattering hand; but we do trust film, and shadows, and light.
John UpdikeWhy does life feel, to us as we experience it, so desperately urgent and so utterly pointless at the same time?
John UpdikeHemingway describes literary New York as a bottle full of tapeworms trying to feed on each other.
John Updike