The cosmos which he now created was that which contains the readers and the writer of this book. In its making he used, but with more cunning art, many of the principles which had already served him in earlier creations; and he wove them together to form a more subtle and more capricious unity than ever before.


Chapter XV: The Maker and His Works; 2. Mature Creating (pp. 176-177) - Star Maker (1937)

Olaf Stapledon Quotes

The cosmos which he now created was that which contains the readers and the writer of this book. In its making he used, but with more cunning art,...

The cosmos which he now created was that which contains the readers and the writer of this book. In its making he used, but with more cunning art,...

The cosmos which he now created was that which contains the readers and the writer of this book. In its making he used, but with more cunning art,...

The cosmos which he now created was that which contains the readers and the writer of this book. In its making he used, but with more cunning art,...