J. V. Cunningham Quotes

The finder of his theme will be at no loss for words.

The writer asks himself, 'Can I think of a plot that will parallel this? Can I take this work of literature as an example of something I might produce?' Let us, then, consider literature as a productive science.

This Humanist whom no beliefs constrained Grew so broad-minded he was scatter-brained.

I like the trivial, vulgar and exalted.

What demon is our god? What name subsumes That act external to our sleeping selves? Not pleasure - it is much too broad and narrow, - Not sex, not for the moment love, but pride, And not in prowess, but pride undefined, Autonomous in its unthought demands, A bit of vanity, but mostly pride.

Naked I came, naked I leave the scene