Things Are Always Different Than What They

What Is Either A Picture Or A Novel That Is Not Character?

If The Artist Is Necessarily Sensitive, Does That Sensitiveness Form In Its Essence A State Constantly Liable To Shade Off Into The Morbid? Does This Liability, Moreover, Increase In Proportion As The Effort Is Great And The Ambition Intense?

Every Good Story Is Of Course Both A Picture And An Idea, And The More They Are Interfused The Better.

One Might Enumerate The Items Of High Civilization, As It Exists In Other Countries, Which Are Absent From The Texture Of American Life, Until It Should Become A Wonder To Know What Was Left.

Don't Pass It By - The Immediate, The Real, The Ours, The Yours, The Novelist's That It Waits For.