The novelist's life is inherently an insecure one. Each project is a new start and may be a failure. The fact that a previous item has been successful is not a guard against failure this time. It's no wonder fiction writers so often turn misanthropic or are driven to drink to dull the agony.
Isaac Asimov, I Asimov, 1995
Isaac Asimov, I Asimov, 1995
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