Nothing Is Ever Quite As Bad As

It Is Possible To Imagine A Person So Entirely That The Image Resists Attempts To Dislodge It.

Sometimes A Flat-footed Sentence Is What Serves, So You Don't Get All Writerly: 'he Opened The Door.' There, It's Open.

Nothing Is Ever Quite As Bad As It Could Be.

When The Beer Is Gone, So Are They -- Flexing Their Cars On Up The Boulevard.

I've Always Known When I Start A Story What The Last Line Is. It's Always Been The Case, Since The First Story I Ever Wrote. I Don't Know How It's Going To Get There, But I Seem To Need The Destination. I Need To Know Where I End Up. It Never Changes, Ever.