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• No one forgives, but almost everyone forgets. 2/3/2012



• I owe my sublime indifference to awards, prizes, and all forms of official recognition to never receiving any. 2/3/2012



• Worshipping cats makes a certain amount of sense. At least there are cats. 2/2/2012



• We are just deep enough to wish for depths. 2/2/2012



• The audience will always be out of step with the artist, for one is just arriving at what the other has long since put out of mind. 2/2/2012



• One can judge the value of privacy by the terrible rush of everyone to dispose of what little of it he has left. 2/2/2012



• Cultivate virtues, and leave vices to shift for themselves. 2/1/2012



• For of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these: "First in a series." 1/31/2012



• Write like a ghost. 1/30/2012



• The worst hangover is the morning after you finish a bad book. 1/30/2012



• I like Lolita; I want to be the sort of person who likes Pale Fire. 1/30/2012



• Never call someone a pseudo-intellectual unless you are sure that you would recognize a real one. 1/29/2012



• The question is not whether you are deeply moved by a work of art, but whether you ought to be. 1/29/2012



• Constant surveillance is the vocation of the police and the avocation of everyone else. 1/28/2012



• Children make the best totalitarian subjects, and every such regime uses them to cow the adults. 1/27/2012



• Without Edwardian England American middlebrows might have to resort to sex for their pornography. 1/27/2012



• Interiors #woodyallenhorrorfilms 1/27/2012



• An actor can be ugly and still have no talent. 1/26/2012



• Most problems are imaginary, and many real problems can be solved by redirecting the attention devoted to the imaginary ones. 1/26/2012



• You're not the exception. 1/24/2012



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