David S. Lewis > Quotes

“Every reporter had to slant his stories to please an editor, and editors, in turn, all worked for publishers. It became a question of viewpoint and a degree of truth. It was not that many reporters lied a lot but rather that most lied a little, and in so doing, the deception became massive.”
― David S. Lewis, Under Another Sun: A Novel of the Vietnam War

“It is much easier to knock things down than it is to put them up. We must guard everything, yet they can strike wherever they choose.”
― David S. Lewis, Under Another Sun: A Novel of the Vietnam War