Frank Harris

Strong men are made by opposition; like kites they go up against the wind.

— Frank Harris

Happiness is not essential to the artist; happiness never creates anything but memories.

— Frank Harris

Just as work is the curse of the drinking classes of this country," [Wilde] said laughing, "so education is the curse of the acting classes.

— Frank Harris

Shaw's relations with women have always been gallant, coy even. The number he has surrendered to physically have been few – perhaps not half a dozen in all – the first man to have cut a path through the theatre and left it strewn with virgins.

— Frank Harris

My dear Duke, I know nothing of the joys of homo-sexuality. You must speak to my friend Oscar about that. And yet, if Shakespeare had asked me, I would have had to submit.

— Frank Harris

Christ goes deeper than I do, but I have had a wider experience.

— Frank Harris

Casanova! My dear man, Casanova is not worthy to untie my bootstrings!

— Frank Harris

I am, really, a great writer; my only difficulty is in finding great readers.

— Frank Harris