One can't correct what one does. It's the power of revising that makes writing such a colourless affair.


The Vatican Cellars (1914) bk. 2, ch. 6, translated by Dorothy Bussy


One can't correct what one does. It's the power of revising that makes writing such a colourless affair.

One can't correct what one does. It's the power of revising that makes writing such a colourless affair.

One can't correct what one does. It's the power of revising that makes writing such a colourless affair.

One can't correct what one does. It's the power of revising that makes writing such a colourless affair.