We're All Of Us Haunted And Haunting.

As An Artist You Organize Your Life So That You Get A Chance To Paint, A Window Of Time, But That's No Guarantee You'll Create Anything Worth All Your Effort. You're Always Haunt By The Idea You're Wasting Your Life.

Public Taste Changes And The Aesthetic Of A Culture Changes Over Time, So The Idea Isn't To Appeal To The Aesthetic Of The Moment And What People Will Like Right Now; The Idea Is To Somehow Keep Yourself In The Public Memory So That As Taste Evolves It Will Eventually Come To Embrace Your Thing. So, It's About Writing To Be Remembered Rather Than Writing To Be Liked.

The Only Person We'll Hate More Than Each Other Is Ourselves.

Your Past Is Just A Story. And Once You Realize This It Has No Power Over You.

Maybe Self-improvement Isn't The Answer, Maybe Self-destruction Is The Answer.