As A Rule, One Should Never Place

Contrary To What Kafka Does, I Always Like To Refer All Of My Fictions To The Level Of Reality, He, On The Other Hand, Leaves Them At An Imaginary Level.

My Stories Are Very Somber, So I Think I Need The Comic Ingredient. Besides, Life Has So Much Humor.

The Translator's Task Is To Create, In His Or Her Own Language, The Same Tensions Appearing In The Original. That's Hard!

If A Spectator With A Philosophical Mind, Somebody Accustomed To Reading Books, Gets The Same Kind Of Information In A Movie, He Might Not Fully Understand It.

The Writer Needs To React To His Or Her Own Internal Universe, To His Or Her Own Point Of View. If He Or She Doesn't Have A Personal Point Of View, It's Impossible To Be A Creator.