A Marxist Has Never Written A Good

I Am Not Ashamed To Admit That I Belong To Those Who Fantasize That Literature Is Capable Of Bringing New Horizons And New Perspectives--philosophical, Religious, Aesthetical And Even Social.

Whatever Doesn't Really Happen Is Dreamed At Night. It Happens To One If It Doesn't Happen To Another, Tomorrow If Not Today, Or A Century Hence If Not Next Year.

I Get Up Every Morning With A Desire To Do Some Creative Work. This Desire Is Made Of The Same Stuff As The Sexual Desire, The Desire To Make Money, Or Any Other Desire.

What Do These Children Do Without Storybooks?" Naftali Asked. And Reb Zebulun Replied: "they Have To Make Do. Storybooks Aren't Bread. You Can Live Without Them." I Couldn't Live Without Them." Naftali Said.

Children Read Books, Not Reviews. They Don't Give A Hoot About Critics.