Bruce Duffy > Quotes

“Odd how the impossible negation of death — the sudden absence of life where once there was promise — can stimulate an early philosophical bent.”
― Bruce Duffy, The World as I Found It

“But just as difficult and important as making judgments ... is the art of withholding judgment -- of not precipitously surrendering to the ego's gluttonous caviling to be right, so it could eat and spew more. For surely it was folly to plow through the world simply to be through it.”
― Bruce Duffy, The World as I Found It

“No one could have been more warlike in his opposition to war.”
― Bruce Duffy, The World As I Found It