The Glamour Of Being Forbidden Must Not

I Discovered That If You Find The Language To Talk To Younger Readers, Children Can Accept Anything.

In The '50s, Listening To Elvis And Others On The Radio In Bombay - It Didn't Feel Alien. Noises Made By A Truck Driver From Tupelo, Mississippi, Seemed Relevant To A Middle-class Kid Growing Up On The Other Side Of The World. That Has Always Fascinated Me.

Hell Is Other People's Fantasies.

If You Want To Tell The Untold Stories, If You Want To Give Voice To The Voiceless, You've Got To Find A Language. Which Goes For Film As Well As Prose, For Documentary As Well As Autobiography. Use The Wrong Language, And You're Dumb And Blind.

The Glamour Of Being Forbidden Must Not Be Underestimated.