Daylight Seemed Then To Be The Physical

Arguing With A Dead Man In A Lavatory Is A Claustrophobic Experience.

I Don't Really Believe In Evil At All.

I Want To Live In A Place Where Strangers Rush To Help Someone In Distress.

By Measuring Individual Human Worth, The Novelist Reveals The Full Enormity Of The State

Without A Revolution Of The Inner Life, However Slow, All Our Big Designs Are Worthless. The Work We Have To Do Is With Ourselves If We're Ever Going To Be At Peace With Each Other...the Good That Flows From It Will Shape Our Societies In An Unprogrammed, Unforeseen Way, Under The Control Of No Single Group Of People Or Set Of Ideas.