“Orwell. Wrote a book that said that a totalitarian society sustains itself by the basic selfishness of everybody. When the chips were down, his hero and heroine betrayed each other.” — Jack L. Chalker Copy Share Image
“It’s easy to rattle the saber if the enemy’s five thousand or more kilometers distant.” — Jack L. Chalker Copy Share Image
“Nothing has taken more money or killed more people in the history of your race than religion,” — Jack L. Chalker Copy Share Image
“Magic,” Core responded, “is anything observable and perhaps repeatable that cannot be explained in terms of any existing knowledge on the part of the… — Jack L. Chalker Copy Share Image
“It makes absolutely no difference in the scheme of things whether all but a handful of people live or die. No more than the… — Jack L. Chalker Copy Share Image
I do not read SF as much as I used to. It's too much like a busman's holiday. — Jack L. Chalker Copy Share Image
“What was love, anyway? he mused. She said it was caring, caring more about someone else than about yourself.” — Jack L. Chalker Copy Share Image
No, I don't autograph blank slips, checks, or stickers, and certainly no books without me in them. — Jack L. Chalker Copy Share Image
“Love is the most abused word in history. It is, simply, caring more for others than you do for yourself.” — Jack L. Chalker Copy Share Image
“There are only three kinds of people in the universe, no matter what their race or form. They are scoundrels, hypocrites, and sheep.” — Jack L. Chalker Copy Share Image
First, people don't read novels off screens, and they don't have a tendency to shell out real money for books when they don't retain… — Jack L. Chalker Copy Share Image
