“What is man in nature: Nothing in regard to everything and everything in regard to nothing.” — Kenneth C. Johnson Copy Share Image
“Y’know, if man could be crossed with the cat, it would improve man, but deteriorate the cat.” — Kenneth C. Johnson Copy Share Image
“He declared that ignorance was the parent of fear, that knowledge was power.” — Kenneth C. Johnson Copy Share Image
“Well, you know those Frenchmen. Always anxious to share their big baguettes.’” I” — Kenneth C. Johnson Copy Share Image
“my perceived duty had yet been unfulfilled, that my efforts had yet been found wanting by whatever supernatural hand controlled my destiny. I” — Kenneth C. Johnson Copy Share Image
“I love how you weave in your philosophy, about the most ideal results coming when people treat others ethically, with respect.” “Not exactly a… — Kenneth C. Johnson Copy Share Image
“The office was a treasure trove for those who delighted in the macabre. It was the Smithsonian of the Lowest Common Denominator. My” — Kenneth C. Johnson Copy Share Image
“I quickly realized that the press was a double-edged sword because of what instantly became the world’s most popular book: it was the Bible.… — Kenneth C. Johnson Copy Share Image
“about the most ideal results coming when people treat others ethically, with respect.” “Not exactly a complicated concept, huh?” — Kenneth C. Johnson Copy Share Image
“What is man in nature: Nothing in regard to everything and everything in regard to nothing.” — Kenneth C. Johnson Copy Share Image
“I felt like the personification of a storm cloud: a mountainous cumulonimbus thunderhead stretching up into the dark stratosphere, churning with volatile currents, threatening… — Kenneth C. Johnson Copy Share Image
“I squinted from the thick tobacco smoke, the breath of cheap alcohol, and the sweet or very sour smells of wildly divergent hygiene. “Hey!” — Kenneth C. Johnson Copy Share Image
