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” ‘I believe that maturity is not an outgrowing, but a growing up: that an adult is not a dead child, but a child who survived.’
[…] I just said a grown-up is somebody who lived through childhood — a child who survived. A truism, of course, but in 1974 I had reasons for stating it. The disavowal of childishness that is part of assuming adulthood, particularly male adulthood, can become a denial of the value of any connection to oneself as a child or to children in general. It was acceptable, forty years ago, for people to boast of disliking children. It was all but automatic for critics to deny adult value to fantasy literature simply by saying it was ‘for children.’”
Kommer osökt att tänka på Sten Selanders dikt ”Spela kula”.