There's No Substitute For Loyalty.

The Allure Of Montana Is Like A Commitment To A Narcotic; You Can Never Use It Up Or Get Enough Of It. Its Wilderness Areas Probably Resemble The Earth On The First Day Of Creation.

I Wouldn't Write Anything Autobiographical. If You've Lived A Life Like Laurence Of Arabia, It Might Be A Consideration, But Otherwise It's A Little Bit Vain, It Seems To Me.

Is There A Design In The Events Of Our Lives? Or Do Things Just Happen, Much Like A Junk Yard Falling Down A Staircase? If It's The Latter, How Do You Deal With It?

I Believe The Causes That Create Them [serial Killers] Are Theological In Nature, Rather Than Societal. I Believe They Make A Conscious Choice To Erase God's Thumbprint From Their Souls.

Hackberry Holland's Greatest Fear Was His Fellow Man's Propensity To Act Collectively, In Militaristic Lockstep, Under The Banner Of God And Country. Mobs Did Not Rush Across Town To Do Good Deeds, And In Hackberry's View, There Was No More Odious Taint On Any Social Or Political Endeavor Than Universal Approval.