Writing Comes From Reading, And Reading Is

I Think It's Important To Leave Spaces In A Story For Readers To Fill In From Their Own Experience.

Writing Comes From Reading, And Reading Is The Finest Teacher Of How To Write.

You Know, One Of The Tragedies Of Real Life Is That There Is No Background Music.

There Was Some Open Space Between What He Knew And What He Tried To Believe, But Nothing Could Be Done About It, And If You Can't Fix It You've Got To Stand It.

What I Find To Be Very Bad Advice Is The Snappy Little Sentence, 'write What You Know.' It Is The Most Tiresome And Stupid Advice That Could Possibly Be Given. If We Write Simply About What We Know We Never Grow. We Don't Develop Any Facility For Languages, Or An Interest In Others, Or A Desire To Travel And Explore And Face Experience Head-on. We Just Coil Tighter And Tighter Into Our Boring Little Selves. What One Should Write About Is What Interests One.