As A Rule, One Should Never Place

Contrary To What Kafka Does, I Always Like To Refer All Of My Fictions To The Level Of Reality, He, On The Other Hand, Leaves Them At An Imaginary Level.

I Had Stories That Needed More Space Than The Hour And A Half Or Two Hours A Movie Gives You.

I'm Not A Best-seller, But Through Translations, I've Accumulated Some Money.

What's Better, A Poetic Intuition Or An Intellectual Work? I Think They Complement Each Other.

The Essayist Has To Follow A Certain Intellectual Pattern. The Novelist Has The Advantage Of Using Fantasy, Of Being Subjective.