Craig Pywell

“I never write purely for the fun of it. I write as a mathematician uses a sheet of paper for doing calculations: because I think better that way”
― Colin Wilson, The Philosopher's Stone

“A young farm labourer passed me. I suddenly understood what Traherne meant when he said that men looked to him like angels. Again, it was a matter of seeing through to the inward vitality, the essence—what Boehme called the ‘signature’. I smiled at the farm labourer, and he smiled back and said: ‘Mornin’ sir.’ I felt suddenly very happy.”
― Colin Wilson, The Philosopher's Stone

“When we realize how little we mean to the universe, we realize how important we are to each other.”
― Tom DeLonge

“It's very difficult convincing the young of anything. They're born knowing so much.”
― Frank Herbert, God Emperor of Dune