I Write Best In The Morning, And

The Only Other Thing Which I Think Is Important Is: Don't Write A Book Or Start A Book With The Expectation Of Communicating A Message In A Very Important Way.

The Only Thing You Can Do Easily Is Be Wrong, And That's Hardly Worth The Effort.

To A Child, And To An Adult, Too, What You Discover By Yourself, Or What You Think You Discover By Yourself, Is What Stays.

A Slavish Concern For The Composition Of Words Is The Sign Of A Bankrupt Intellect. Be Gone, Odious Wasp! You Smell Of Decayed Syllables.

And When I'm Writing, I Write A Lot Anyway. I Might Write Pages And Pages Of Conversation Between Characters That Don't Necessarily End Up In The Book, Or In The Story I'm Working On, Because They're Simply My Way Of Getting To Know The Characters