Quotes from bookThe Alchemical Marriage of Alistair Crompton

He is a tortured soul. Separated at an early age from two conflicting personalities, Alistair Crompton has decided on a daring scheme to reintegrate himself. But installed in different bodies and despatched to different planets, his two other selves have developed lives of their own: Loomis, who is completely self-indulgent and amoral; and Stack, vicious and impulsive. Both are direct opposites to the original Alistair; and their eventual reunion seems unlikely and highly dangerous...
“Words, in the final analysis, are just about as futile as actions, and much less fun.”
Robert Sheckley book The Alchemical Marriage of Alistair Crompton
Source: Crompton Divided (1978), Chapter 8 (p. 39)