For C. S. Lewis, who was born on this date in 1898,
and Natalie Wood, who died on this date in 1981
"He was accustomed to receiving manuscripts from strangers…."
— C. P. Snow on mathematician G. H. Hardy
"Whoever you are— I have always depended on
the kindness of strangers." — A Streetcar Named Desire
From this journal on September 24, 2012—
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"A single self-transcendence" — Aldous Huxley From an anonymous author at the website Kill Devil Hill— "This little story… has that climactic moment of Kill Devil Hills also appears in a 1983 film—
"Suppose it were possible to transfer — Trailer for "Brainstorm" (1983), |
