NORMAN CORWIN QUOTE OF THE WEEK for March 23, 2025
It slanders hell to compare it to war, because the hell of mythology and religion, although superheated and stocked with torments, are in their way, discreet and proper. Only the ...
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NORMAN CORWIN QUOTE OF THE WEEK for March 16, 2025
Orthodoxy, sacred as it may be to subscribing theologians, is the fast friend of mediocrity, since it removes incentive to think. An army is a model of orthodoxy; it is made up mo ...
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NORMAN CORWIN QUOTE OF THE WEEK for March 9, 2025
The fact is that schools have always been influenced, if not controlled, by the best or worst ideals of national character, a process that conveys to pupils and indoctrinates in t ...
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NORMAN CORWIN QUOTE OF THE WEEK for March 2, 2025
Ah, well, there are no rents or levies in cardboard housing; the only taxes are on health and dignity. Certain amenities are absent, such as walls and a roof, yet the floor is alw ...
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NORMAN CORWIN QUOTE OF THE WEEK for February 23, 2025
We communicate by words that were minted, wrought, jointed, conjugated, inflected by workers in language. “More Fun than Fun” from the book “Holes in a Stained Glass Window” (1978 ...
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NORMAN CORWIN QUOTE OF THE WEEK for February 16, 2025
Avoidance of pain sounds attractive, but it easily translates into avoidance of responsibility, a running away from the very realities to which we must we must be educated, and ag ...
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NORMAN CORWIN QUOTE OF THE WEEK for February 9, 2025
My worry is that we are on a course of decline, notwithstanding our armaments and our per capita income and the number of telephones and automobiles we have. From the book, “Years ...
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NORMAN CORWIN QUOTE OF THE WEEK for February 2, 2025
Fate and fission were on our side. The wrath of the atom fell like a commandment, and the very planet quivered with implications. “Fifty Years After 14 August” broadcast August 19 ...
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NORMAN CORWIN QUOTE OF THE WEEK for January 26, 2025
There is to me something ungracious, not only in style but in manners, about the use of words that the writer knows very well are Greek to the general reader. “Smith and the Snobs ...
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NORMAN CORWIN QUOTE OF THE WEEK for January 19, 2025
All is accounted for except the farmer’s boy and the mill hand who lived near the canal, and the young men from the city block where the gutters fry in summer. One of ...
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