I'm A Fan Myself, So

Performing Magic Has A Lot To Do With The Arrangement Of Apparent Coincidences And Providing Pathways Along Which Desires Can Travel, Or, To Put It In More Basic Terms, There's Little Point In Sigilizing For A Lottery Win If You Don't Also Buy A Lottery Ticket.

If This Book Has Made Any Point Clear, I Hope It's That Things Don't Have To Be Real To Be True. Or Vice Versa.

Gayness Is Built Into Batman. I'm Not Using Gay In The Pejorative Sense, But Batman Is Very, Very Gay. There's Just No Denying It. Obviously As A Fictional Character He's Intended To Be Heterosexual, But The Basis Of The Whole Concept Is Utterly Gay.

Adults...struggle Desperately With Fiction, Demanding Constantly That It Conform To The Rules Of Everyday Life. Adults Foolishly Demand To Know How Superman Can Possibly Fly, Or How Batman Can Possibly Run A Multibillion-dollar Business Empire During The Day And Fight Crime At Night, When The Answer Is Obvious Even To The Smallest Child: Because It's Not Real.

The First Light Had Cast The First Shadow.