Wilfrid Sheed Quote

He was truly after an art in which the creator could be as intelligent as he liked, but in which intelligence must be transmuted entirely into form, so that no lumps of thinking are left showing.

"Ernest Hemingway" (1977), p. 240 - The Good Word & Other Words (1978)

He was truly after an art in which the creator could be as intelligent as he liked, but in which intelligence must be transmuted entirely into form,...

He was truly after an art in which the creator could be as intelligent as he liked, but in which intelligence must be transmuted entirely into form,...

He was truly after an art in which the creator could be as intelligent as he liked, but in which intelligence must be transmuted entirely into form,...

He was truly after an art in which the creator could be as intelligent as he liked, but in which intelligence must be transmuted entirely into form,...