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I Do Have A Small Collection Of Traditional Sf Ideas Which I've Never Been Able To Sell. I'm Known As A Fantasy Writer And Neither My Agent Nor My Editors Want To Risk My Brand By Jumping Genre.

No One Uses A Ribbon Typewriter Any More, But Your Final Draft Is Not The Time To Try To Wring A Few More Sheets Out Of Your Inkjet Cartridge.

If You Write, One Of The Questions You're Always Trying To Answer Is, Where Do You Get Your Ideas? And, If You Write, You Know How Pointless A Question This Is And How Difficult It Is To Answer.

My Writing Has To Support More Than My Research Habit, But I Love To Curl Up With A Book About Some Dusty Corner Of History.

I've Read Short Stories That Are As Dense As A 19th Century Novel And Novels That Really Are Short Stories Filled With A Lot Of Helium.