The Life Most Of Us Live Are

The Love Of Writing Comes At A Very Early Age. For Me, For Instance, Comic Books So Affected Me. And A Lot Of People Who Come Up To Me And Start Talking About Writing, When I Start Talking To Them About The "fantastic Four," They Look At Me Aghast. They Say, "'the Fantastic Four?' That's Not Literature." I Say, "yeah, But It Was When I Was 11 Years Old." This Was Literature.

... We Must Remember That There's More Than One Story And Plot In Every Novel. There Are At Least As Many Stories As There Are Main Characters, And Each Of These Stories Has To Have Multiple Plots To Keep It Going - Blood And Bone, Nerve And Tissue, Forgotten Longing And Unknown Events.

I Laugh, That There's A Certain Kind Of Cyclical Nature To Life And That I Don't Have To Worry Because Whatever Isn't There Right Now, It's Coming Back Again.

Purely The Idea Of Writing A Lot Of Books Doesn't Make You A Great Writer, But It Might Be That The Process Of Doing A Lot Of Writing Will Make You A Much Better Writer.

My Father Cared About The World He Lived In, And So He Admitted His Confusion About His Place In America Because He Didn't Want Me To Make The Same Mistake In My Life.