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I Began To Write Fiction On The Assumption That The True Enemies Of The Novel Were Plot, Character, Setting And Theme, And Having Once Abandoned These Familiar Ways Of Thinking About Fiction, Totality Of Vision Or Structure Was Really All That Remained.

It's Probably Odd For Someone To Read An Interview Where The Interviewee Is Worried About Exposure While They're Talking In An Interview.

I'm Just Looking For The Best Story Being Told By The Best People And The Best Part That I Can Find. If Those Things Add Up, I Want To Be A Part Of It Whether It's A Studio Film Or, More Likely In That Instance, An Independent Film.

When We Lived In Juneau, Alaska, It Was A Town Of About 7,000 People, And Totally Isolated; The Only Way To Get To It Was By Ship.

My Fear Now Is Of Cliche, Of Complacency, Of Not Being Able To Feel Authenticity In Myself And Those Around Me.