Childhood Is A Branch Of Cartography.

But The First Lie In The Series Is The One You Make With The Greatest Trepidation And The Heaviest Heart.

I Feel That In The Past, My Style Has Shown Itself To Be Capable Of Handling Dark And Light In The Same Paragraph, Or Even In The Same Sentence. That's Something I Almost Take For Granted. I Think It Was More A Concern To Get The Details Right And Persuasively Recreate The World I Was Trying To Write About.

Childhood Is A Branch Of Cartography.

It Is Always So Simple, And So Complicating, To Accept An Apology.

When I'm Writing Solitude Feels Very Good. But When I'm Not Writing It Feels Lonely... Having A Big Family Solves That Problem.