I've No Objection To Morality, Except That

The Fatal Error Of Much Science Fiction Has Been To Subscribe To An Optimism Based On The Idea That Revolution, Or A New Gimmick, Or A Bunch Of Strong Men, Or An Invasion Of Aliens, Or The Conquest Of Other Planets, Or The Annihilation Of Half The World--in Short, Pretty Nearly Anything But The Facing Up To The Integral And Irredeemable Nature Of Mankind--can Bring About Utopian Situations. It Is The Old Error Of The Externalization Of Evil.

The Shuffle Only Demonstrated People's Fatuous Belief In A Political Cure For A Human Condition.

Science Fiction Is For Real, Space Opera Is For Fun.

Whatever Creativity Is, It Is In Part A Solution To A Problem.

I Was Hardly Fit For Human Society. Thus Destiny Shaped Me To Be A Science Fiction Writer.