I Grew Up In A Family Where,

This Is A Writer’s Lesson: To Learn That The Sounds That We Imagine Can Be The Clearest, Loudest Sounds Of All.

The Building Of The Architecture Of A Novel - The Craft Of It - Is Something I Never Tire Of.

There's No Reason You Shouldn't, As A Writer, Not Be Aware Of The Necessity To Revise Yourself Constantly.

If Watching Television Doesn't Hasten Death, It Surely Manages To Make Death Very Inviting; For Television So Shamelessly Sentimentalizes And Romanticizes Death That It Makes The Living Feel They Have Missed Something - Just By Staying Alive.

So, I Don't Work In Terms Of Real Time. I Don't Work In A Timely Fashion.