I Always Remember Liking School.

But I Do Think That, When You Slow The Conveyor Belt Down, The Quality Control Tends To Go Up. You Have A Lot More Time Between Seasons To Talk About What Worked And What Didn't Work, And Plan For The Future. And The Pacing Of The Storytelling, Particularly For On-going Serialized Dramas, Means That You Don't Need To Do Non-essential Episodes, Just Because You Have To Fill This Pre-existing Schedule.

A Lot Of Writers Whom I Love, Admire And Call Friends Share This Feeling, Which Is This Fundamental Idea That We're Frauds. That We Will Be Pushed Out On To The Stage, And It Will Be Revealed That The Emperor Has No Clothes.

I Have Found, Unfortunately, That If I Take On Too Many Projects At One Time, There Is A Higher Probability Of Those Projects Sucking.

One Of The Things I've Learned Is There's No Lesson To Be Learned. You Have To Resign Yourself To The Fact That Mistakes Are Going To Be Made At Any Time In The Creative Process.

I Make No Distinction Between Writing And Storytelling; I've Always Wanted To Tell Stories.