I’m Not Interested In The Words Or

When I Look Back At What I've Written And Try To Explain It, It Doesn't Help, But It Helps To Be In A Process Of Writing. It's The Same Thing With Reading - You Lose Yourself When You Read As Well. When I Was Younger I Used Literature That Way, It Was Just Escapism, A Tool To Run Away From Things.

I’m Not Interested In The Words Or The Meaning Of The Words. I’m Interested In Disappearing In It Completely, To Not Be Aware Of Yourself At All. That’s The Way Music Works For Me. It’s Purely Emotional. It Goes Straight To The Heart. There Are No Explanations. That’s Just It.

The Strange Thing About Writing Is That It's So Easy To Write A Novel. It Is Really Easy. But It's Getting There To The Point Where It's Easy That's Hard. The Hard Part Is To Get There.

You Don’t Think When You Play Music, You Just Try To Play And Be In It. It Is The Same For Me When The Writing Is Going Really Well. It’s The Same Kind Of Feeling. I’m Just In It. It’s Not The Words, It’s Not The Sentences, I’m Not Aware Of It. Then It’s Good.

I Think That The Best Literature Has A Core That You Can't Lock To A Time Or Place But That Can Generate Lots Of Meanings And Translations.