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American short story writer and novelist (1953- )
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Join the roomRobert Boswell is an American short story writer and novelist. He has been faculty at the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference.
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“Making liberty tradable merchandise paves the way to ending independence. Everything becomes a commodity, even freedom.”
“It looked strange enough to pass for fashion.”
“I had heard somewhere that dreams didn’t exist the way we remembered them, that we pieced them together from fragments and imposed a story when we woke. It occurred to me that this was the same way we made our lives coherent.”
“The proliferation of weaponry in this country is obscene. But very profitable—capitalism just means moneyism, you know.”
“Nowism refutes psychology. It says that who you are is who you are. Don’t blame your parents, your upbringing, your culture. Once you are accepting the Now, you’re in control.”
“All I really know about death is precisely what I know about the future: it can’t be predicted, and the more you think you know, the less prepared you are for the surprises.”
Quotes via Wikiquote (CC BY-SA), each with its original source.
