The Writer's Life [is] Full Of Frailty

Yes, Of Course We Were Pretentious -- What Else Is Youth For?

Mystification Is Simple; Clarity Is The Hardest Thing Of All.

Well, To Be Honest I Think I Tell Less Truth When I Write Journalism Than When I Write Fiction.

When We're Young, Everyone Over The Age Of Thirty Looks Middle-aged, Everyone Over Fifty Antique. And Time, As It Goes By, Confirms That We Weren't That Wrong. Those Little Age Differentials, So Crucial And So Gross When We Are Young Erode. We End Up All Belonging To The Same Category, That Of The Non-young. I've Never Much Minded This Myself.

He Didn’t Really Like Travel, Of Course. He Liked The Idea Of Travel, And The Memory Of Travel, But Not Travel Itself.