I Think That I'm Serious, But I

There Is Some Reason, Obviously, That You Are Drawn To Your Material, But The Way In Which You Explore It Might Come To Be Quite Different From What You Would Expect.

When I Was Teaching At Harvard In The 1970s, I Went To Project Incorporated In Cambridge And Took Photography Classes. I Didn't Even Know How To Aim The Camera In Those Days.

While I Would Agree That I Write About Serious Subjects, And That They're Not Necessarily The Most Pleasant Subjects Or Even The Most Pleasant People, As A Writer I Just Think About The Humorous Aspects Of These Things - That's What Keeps Me Going When I'm Writing A Story.

It's Gratifying That It Does; I Love To Give Readings.

Quite Often My Narrator Or Protagonist May Be A Man, But I'm Not Sure He's The More Interesting Character, Or If The More Complex Character Isn't The Woman.