Alexander Theroux Quotes

To Value The Tradition Of, And The Discipline Required For, The Craft Of Fiction Seems Today Pointless. The Real Arcadia Is A Lonely, Mountainous Plateau, Overbouldered And Strewn With The Skulls Of Sheep Slain For Vellum And Old Bitten Pinions That Tried To Be Quills. It's Forty Rough Miles By Mule From Athens, A City Where There's A Fair, A Movie House, Cotton Candy.

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