Freedom, Like Everything Else, Is Relative.

It's A Feature Of Our Age That If You Write A Work Of Fiction, Everyone Assumes That The People And Events In It Are Disguised Biography — But If You Write Your Biography, It's Equally Assumed You're Lying Your Head Off.

If Your Not Annoying Somebody, You're Not Alive.

There Were A Lot Of Gods. Gods Always Come In Handy, They Justify Almost Anything.

The Object Is Very Clear In The Fight Against Racism; You Have Reasons Why You're Opposed To It. But When You're Writing A Novel, You Don't Want The Reader To Come Out Of It Voting Yes Or No To Some Question. Life Is More Complicated Than That.

All I Can Hope For Is A Reconstruction: The Way Love Feels Is Always Only Approximate.