It Is A Mark Of Many Famous

If You Believe, As The Greeks Did, That Man Is At The Mercy Of The Gods, Then You Write Tragedy. The End Is Inevitable From The Beginning. But If You Believe That Man Can Solve His Own Problems And Is At Nobody's Mercy, Then You Will Probably Write Melodrama.

Nobody Knows What You Want Except You. And Nobody Will Be As Sorry As You If You Don't Get It. Wanting Some Other Way To Live Is Proof Enough Of Deserving It. Having It Is Hard Work, But Not Having It Is Sheer Hell.

A Theme Is Always Necessary, A Plain, Simple, Unadorned Theme To Confuse The Ignorant.

How Often The Rich Like To Play At Being Poor. A Rather Nasty Game, I've Always Thought.

The Writer's Intention Hasn't Anything To Do With What He Achieves. The Intent To Earn Money Or The Intent To Be Famous Or The Intent To Be Great Doesn't Matter In The End. Just What Comes Out.