“It may be true that lies have short legs, but civilization advances upon them….The past, the present and the future are thus everywhere presented in the terms of generally pleasure-giving prose fictions: and life is rendered passable by our believing in those which are most to our especial liking.”
— “A Note on Alcoves” in The Novel of Tomorrow and the Scope of Fiction
- Cabell at VCU
The Cabell Associates
Promoting the critical study of writer James Branch Cabell and the interests of VCU Libraries