Quotes from Death Kit — Susan Sontag
1933–2004 United States
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Don't be too hard on the envious. Be glad you have, or had in the past, something enviable.
Death Kit (1967)
Watkins said no with the practiced brusque delivery of a man who's always been rather sparing with his yes.
Death Kit (1967)
And isn't it usually so, that lovers who share their daily lives with each other gradually find they need to put very little into words?
Death Kit (1967)
"It depends on me, whether I'm happy within myself."
Death Kit (1967)
Necessary for Diddy the Disciplined to proceed systematically, or he'll get lost. There's a system of priorities here, as anywhere else, that Diddy might be wise to observe.
Death Kit (1967)
To love one's work is a way of loving oneself, and leaves one freer to love other people.
But beware the difference between loving one's work and being merely engrossed in it.
Death Kit (1967)
According to an old rule of psychic contagion: that absence of clarity or outright confusion in one, just one specific, local matter will end by infecting the whole of one's judgment.
Death Kit (1967)