A Little Bit Of One

When A Reader Falls In Love With A Book, It Leaves Its Essence Inside Him, Like Radioactive Fallout In An Arable Field, And After That There Are Certain Crops That Will No Longer Grow In Him, While Other, Stranger, More Fantastic Growths May Occasionally Be Produced.

Our Lives Teach Us Who We Are.

History Could Claw Upward As Well As Down. The Powerful Could Be Deafened By The Cries Of The Poor.

The Worst, Most Insidious Effect Of Censorship Is That, In The End, It Can Deaden The Imagination Of The People. Where There Is No Debate, It Is Hard To Go On Remembering, Every Day, That There Is A Suppressed Side To Every Argument.

When You Know What You're Against You Have Taken The First Step To Discovering What You're For.