My Own Belief Is That People Can

Beauty Is In The Strangest Places. A Piece Of Garbage Floating In The Wind. And That Beauty Exists In America. It Exists Everywhere. You Have To Develop An Eye For It And Be Able To See It.

I Certainly Believe That What We Perceive As Humans Is Just The Tip Of The Iceberg. I Don't Necessarily Believe In Vampires Or Werewolves Or That Kind Of Thing, But I Believe There Is Definitely A Realm We Don't Necessarily Have Access To.

I Always Choose To Look, As Much As One Can, At The Supernatural Not Being Something That Exists Outside Of Nature, But A Deeper, Fundamental Heart Of Nature That Perhaps Humans Have Lost Touch With. It's A More Primal Thing Than Perhaps We Are Attuned To In Our Modern, Self-aware Way Of Life.

I'd Seen 'interview With A Vampire' And Saw Dracula Movies Growing Up, But I Never Thought, 'i Love Vampires; I Have To Do A Show About Vampires.'

I Think All Writers Are Armchair Psychologists To Some Degree Or Another, And I Think A Character's Sexuality Is Fascinating. It's A Great Way To Really Get At The Root Of Their Identity, Because It's Such A Personal Thing.