My Alarm Clock During My Childhood Was

Repetition Is Important In The Training Not Only Of Animals But Also Of Humans.

It's Important In Life To Conclude Things Properly. Only Then Can You Let Go.

Christianity Is A Religion In A Rush.

As For Fame, Fame Felt Like Nothing. Fame Was Not A Sensation Like Love Or Hunger Or Loneliness, Welling From Within And Invisible To The Outside Eye. It Was Rather Entirely External, Coming From The Minds Of Others. It Existed In The Way People Looked At Him Or Behaved Towards Him. In That, Being Famous Was No Different From Being Gay, Or Jewish, Or From A Visible Minority: You Are Who You Are, And Then People Project Onto You Some Notion They Have.

A Movie Will Do In One Second, With One Image, What It Will Take A Novelist At Least A Page To Describe.