Without War There Are No

Fiction—and Poetry And Drama— Cleanse The Doors Of Perception.

What Is Love Of One's Country; Is It Hate Of One's Uncountry? Then It's Not A Good Thing.

Scientific Truth Will Out, You Can't Hide The Sun Under A Stone.

In Reading A Novel, Any Novel, We Have To Know Perfectly Well That The Whole Thing Is Nonsense, And Then, While Reading, Believe Every Word Of It. Finally, When We're Done With It, We May Find - If It's A Good Novel - That We're A Bit Different From What We Were Before We Read It, That We Have Changed A Little... But It's Very Hard To Say Just What We Learned, How We Were Changed.

What Goes Too Long Unchanged Destroys Itself.