When I Was A Child... I Was

If You Read A Novel In More Than Two Weeks, You Don't Read The Novel Really.

All That We Don't Know Is Astonishing. Even More Astonishing Is What Passes For Knowing.

I Often Have To Write A Hundred Pages Or More Before There's A Paragraph That's Alive.

When I Have A First Draft, I Have A Floor Under My Feet That I Can Walk On. And Then, Especially With The Help Of The Computer, Rewriting Is So Easy To Do With The Computer, Much Easier Than It Used To Be With The Typewriter. So The Books Go Through Numerous Drafts.

This Is What You Know About Someone You Have To Hate: He Charges You With His Crime And Castigates Himself In You.