It's Not In Good Taste To Have

Everything Shrinks. Individual Character. Friendships. Language. Sensibility.

'a Reality Shaped Around Your Own Desires' - There Is Something Sociopathic In That Ambition.

Anyone Over The Age Of Thirty Catching A Bus Can Consider Himself A Failure.

I Just Realized Quite Early On That I'm Not Going To Be The Type Who Can Write A Novel Every Two Years. I Think You Need To Feel An Urgency About The Act. Otherwise, When You Read It, You Feel No Urgency, Either. So I Don't Write Unless I Really Feel I Need To, And That's A Luxury.

I Guess I've Always Written More From The Opposite Perspective, That Kind Of Existentialist Perspective Which Argues That Existence Precedes Essence. And There Really Isn't Anything Essential In There - You're The Product Of Your Actions, Which Can Always Change. And They Retrospectively Make You One Way Or Another.