In This Very Breath That We Take

In Zazen, One Is One's Present Self, What One Was, And What One Will Be, All At Once.

I Used To Distinguish Between My Fiction And Nonfiction In Terms Of Superiority Or Inferiority.

I Have Never Figured Out How Women Work But I Do Know That Their Skin Color Has No Significance. Black Or White, Every Last One Is Pretty Pink On The Inside And They Are All Impossible.

Simplicity Is The Whole Secret Of Well-being.

I Was Just Very Interested In The American Frontier And The Growth Of Capitalism - Those Enormous Fortunes That Were Being Made, More Often Than Not, On The Blood Of Poor People, Black People, Indian People. They Were The Ones Who Paid Very Dearly For Those Great Fortunes.