We are, all of us, writers of history - we write for our children.
Will they wonder at what fools we were or will they marvel at our bravery and ingenuity?
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1 comment:
I think it will be with a bemused mix of reverence toward antiquity and pity at our primitive mythology, much like we do towards old works like Gilgamesh.
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