Obviously, I Like To Write Stories That

At First, I Did Stories On People Who Were Maybe Just Eccentric. Omar Was A Natural Progression From That.

My Ideal World Was The Early Days Of Twitter, Where Everyone Was Curious About Each Other And Everyone Saw It As Kind Of A Window Into People's Lives Where We Could Be Compassionate And Curious And Empathetic And We Could Tell Each Other Secrets.

There's Definitely Evidence That Capitalism At Its Most Ruthless Rewards Psychopathic Behavior. When You Look At The Worst Corners Of The American Health Insurance Industry Or The Sub-prime Banking Market, It Really Feels Like The More Psychopathically Someone Behaves, The More It's Rewarded.

Ever Since I Learnt About Confirmation Bias I've Started Seeing It Everywhere.

Well, I Had Nightmares When I Was Doing The Klan Story All The Time. I Had A Recurring Nightmare Of Basically Being Exposed As A Jew Inside The Klan Compound.