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Writing Is A Concentrated Form Of Thinking...a Young Writer Sees That With Words He Can Place Himself More Clearly Into The World. Words On A Page, That's All It Takes To Help Him Separate Himself From The Forces Around Him, Streets And People And Pressures And Feelings. He Learns To Think About These Things, To Ride His Own Sentences Into New Perceptions.

It's My Contention That Each Book Creates Its Own Structure And Its Own Length. I've Written Three Or Four Slim Books. It May Be That The Next Novel Is A Big One, But I Don't Know.

You Need To Know Things The Others Don't Know. It's What No One Knows About You That Allows You To Know Yourself.

I'd Like To Lose Interest In Myself.

Any Assault On The Borders Of Perception Is Going To Seem Rash At First.