The 'i' Character In Journalism

Journalists Justify Their Treachery In Various Ways According To Their Temperaments. The More Pompous Talk About Freedom Of Speech And ‘the Public’s Right To Know’; The Least Talented Talk About Art; The Seemliest Murmur About Earning A Living.

The 'i' Character In Journalism Is Almost Pure Invention.

Poets And Novelists And Playwrights Make Themselves, Against Terrible Resistances, Give Over What The Rest Of Us Keep Safely Locked Within Our Hearts.

If You Scratch A Great Photograph, You Find Two Things; A Painting And A Photograph.

The Camera Is Simply Not The Supple And Powerful Instrument Of Description That The Pen Is.