Every Man With An Idea Has At

There Should Be A Dash Of The Amateur In Criticism. For The Amateur Is A Man Of Enthusiasm Who Has Not Settled Down And Is Not Habit Bound.

Nothing A Man Writes Can Please Him As Profoundly As Something He Does With His Back, Shoulders And Hands. For Writing Is An Artificial Activity. It Is A Lonely And Private Substitute For Conversation.

Poetry Is As Vital To Thinking As Knowledge.

In The Ideal Sense Nothing Is Uninteresting; There Are Only Uninterested People.

This Nation Was Built By Men Who Took Risks-pioneers Who Were Not Afraid Of The Wilderness, Businessmen Who Were Not Afraid Of Failure, Scientists Who Were Not Afraid Of The Truth, Thinkers Who Were Not Afraid Of Progress, Dreamers Who Were Not Afraid Of Action.