The Endless Chatter Of This Journey Had

I Believe That The Gods Themselves Are Frightened Of The World Which They Have Fashioned.

A Triptych In Which The Presiding Deities Are Mother, England And Me.

I Have Liv'd Long Enough For Others, Like The Dog In The Wheel, And It Is Now The Season To Begin For Myself: I Cannot Change That Thing Call'd Time, But I Can Alter Its Posture And, As Boys Do Turn A Looking-glass Against The Sunne, So I Will Dazzle You All.

Sometimes The Silences, The Gaps, Tell Us More Than Anything Else.

Oh, I Just Tend To Believe In Things When I'm Writing Them. For Instance, When I Was Writing 'doctor Dee,' I Believed In Magic. And When I Wrote 'hawksmoor' I Believed In Psychic Geography. But As Soon As I Type The Last Full Stop, I'm Back To Being A Complete Blank Again.