Living is not an art, but to write of life is. Life is a series of accidents and anticlimaxes, misremembered and misunde — Christopher Priest, The Affirmation
Living is not an art, but to write of life is. Life is a series of accidents and anticlimaxes, misremembered and misunde — Christopher Priest, The Affirmation
Living is not an art, but to write of life is. Life is a series of accidents and anticlimaxes, misremembered and misunde — Christopher Priest, The Affirmation
Living is not an art, but to write of life is. Life is a series of accidents and anticlimaxes, misremembered and misunde — Christopher Priest, The Affirmation
Living is not an art, but to write of life is. Life is a series of accidents and anticlimaxes, misremembered and misunde — Christopher Priest, The Affirmation
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Living is not an art, but to write of life is. Life is a series of accidents and anticlimaxes, misremembered and misunderstood, with lessons only dimly learned. Life is disorganized, lacks shape, lacks story.

— Christopher Priest, The Affirmation
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