We Cannot Be Normal And

What I Know At Sixty, I Knew As Well At Twenty. Forty Years Of A Long, Superfluous, Labor Of Verification.

The Obsession With Suicide Is Characteristic Of The Man Who Can Neither Live Nor Die, And Whose Attention Never Swerves From This Double Impossibility.

A Sensation Must Have Fallen Very Low To Deign To Turn Into An Idea.

The Capital Phenomenon, The Most Catastrophic Disaster, Is Uninterrupted Sleeplessness, That Nothingness Without Release.

In Order To Have The Stuff Of A Tyrant, A Certain Mental Derangement Is Necessary.