I've Always Been Intrigued By Stockholm Syndrome.

Whenever I Wrote Fiction, People Always Seemed To Think That What I Wrote Was True, That It Was Entirely Autobiographical. And When I Would Write Non-fiction, They Often Accused Me Of Exaggeration And Fictionalization.

I Don't Really Recognise Success. I Don't See Myself As On An Upwardly Mobile Trajectory. I See Myself As On The Edge Of A Cliff About To Fall Off.

As A Child, I Wanted To Be An Athlete, A Professional Tennis Player Or Something Like That.

I Am Always The Source Of The Worst Rumors About Myself.

I Don't Laugh That Much, But I Do Like Humorous Books, And I Like To Entertain Readers That Way.