William T. Vollmann Quotes

There's An Inuit Myth About The Origin Of The Human Race. There Were Two Brothers, And The Younger Brother Eventually Gets Changed Into A Woman. And That's How Humans Reproduced. And I Thought, 'How Could I Really Understand That?'

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