If We're A Family And Your Brother

I Never Know The Endings When I Write. It's A Turnoff When You Know The Ending. You Lose Much Of Your Incentive To Write When You Already Know. It's Like Seeing A Movie A Second Time.

I Have To Admit That Talking Authoritatively About My Students' Stories Can Make Me Feel, At Times, Like An Astronaut Who Has Just Landed On A New Planet And Insists On Giving Guided Tours To Its Inhabitants.

You'll Never Know What's Happening Inside The Heads Of Other People.

It's Funny, But I Think My Stories - The Good Ones - They're Much Smarter Than I Am.

If You Want To Learn How To Be Happy, You Have To Know What Is Sadness First.