In reading, one should notice and fondle details.

I should allow only my heart to have imagination; and for the rest rely on memory, that long drawn sunset of one's personal truth.

The thought, when written down, becomes less oppressive, but some thoughts are like a cancerous tumor: you express is, you excise it, and it grows back worse than before.

Some might think that the creativity, imagination, and flights of fancy that give my life meaning are insanity.

A masterpiece of fiction is an original world and as such is not likely to fit the world of the reader.

There is an old American saying 'He who lives in a glass house should not try to kill two birds with one stone.

Just like a man grieving because he has recently lost in his dreams some thing that he had never had in reality, or hoping that tomorrow he would dream that he found it again. That is how mathematics is created; it has its fatal flaw.