Charles Johnson was a student of my favorite writer John Gardner, and I remember he told some story that they were arguing about Buddhism and Gardner slamming the table and saying something like "Buddhism is wrong!" And that prompting Johnson to answer him with the moral laboratory of fiction, which is a very Gardnerian way to do that.
Charles Johnson was a student of my favorite writer John Gardner, and I remember he told some story that they were arguing about Buddhism and Gardner slamming the table and saying something like "Buddhism is wrong!" And that prompting Johnson to answer him with the moral laboratory of fiction, which is a very Gardnerian way to do that.