Anarchists are scarce but anarcho-this and anarcho-thats are thick on the ground; what follows the hyphen is the dream.
In life, unlike fiction, characters do not disappear when their usefulness has reached an end.
Always keep a book handy for when you’re not up to thinking.
People can believe in anything but accidents.
When a critic says that the book he is reviewing is “better than X”, he is advising you, in the strongest possible terms, to read X.
Communism and anarchism are natural allies: one proposes to punish what is best in human nature, the other not to punish what is worst.
Many things work on a small scale and fail on a large one; crime is exactly the opposite.
No one has your best interests at heart, including you.
Closets are fine things, and one should no more parade one’s proclivities in public than strew one’s clothing on the floor.
To lose a war is sometimes a disaster; to fight one on your own turf always is.