"...a writing in the sand which all may read but few unders… - Philip José Farmer

"...a writing in the sand which all may read but few understand." - Philip Jose Farmer in 'Riders of the Purple Wage

Philip José Farmer

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Philip José Farmer (January 26, 1918 – February 25, 2009) was an American author, principally known for his science fiction and fantasy novels and short stories, especially those of his Riverworld series.

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Pen Names: Kilgore Trout

Alternative Names: Philip Jose Farmer • Philip J. Farmer

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as if it were a gear tooth meshed with the cog of another man’s dream and rotated into and then out of his dream.

Okay," she said, "I'll listen to the wise. Are you wise?"
"Wise enough," he said, "and mighty experienced, which is the same thing if you're not too stupid.

His thinking wasn’t logical. But whatever the philosophers claimed, the main use of logic was to justify your emotions.

"...a writing in the sand which all may read but few understand." - Philip Jose Farmer in 'Riders of the Purple Wage - Philip José Farmer

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