“You’re not too tall,” Dunk blurted out. “You’re just right for …” He realized what he had been about to say, and blushed furiously. “For?” said Tanselle, cocking her head inquisitively. “Puppets,” he finished lamely.” — Robert Silverberg Copy Share Image
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Three Rules for Literary Success: 1. Read a lot. 2. Write a lot. 3. Read a lot more, write a lot more. — Robert Silverberg Copy Share
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Men of great spirit are at high risk at a time when small souls rule the world. — Robert Silverberg Copy Share
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“I tried to be good to Judith, I tried to be kind and loving, but our hatred kept coming between us.” — Robert Silverberg Copy Share
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