Tracy Kidder Quote

I think Farmer taps into a universal anxiety and also into a fundamental place in some troubled consciences, into what he calls ambivalence, the often unacknowledged uneasiness that some of the fortunate feel about their place in the world, the thing he once told me he designed his life to avoid.

Tracy Kidder

I think Farmer taps into a universal anxiety and also into a fundamental place in some troubled consciences, into what he calls ambivalence, the often unacknowledged uneasiness that some of the fortunate feel about their place in the world, the thing he once told me he designed his life to avoid.

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