I Don't Mind Tracksuits. At The Track.

I've Always Been An Avid Reader. Everyone In My Family Read A Lot. Considering We Were From A Little Town, We Were Pretty Literate.

All You Have Is The Writer's Imagination. You Have A Very Limited Time To Take This Imaginary Person And Bring The Details Of Their Life, As You Perceive Them, To Life. You Attempt To Do To That As Fully And As Vibrantly As You Can. It's Depressing To Read How Much You've Failed. And It's Not Even Particularly Instructive Or Necessary To Read How You Succeeded Because In The End Don't You Have To Judge That?

There Are Many, Many Benefits To Being Known For Whatever It Is You Do. To Deny That Would Be Sort Of Asinine And Vulgar.

Art Is Not Disposable. If You Want It, You Have To Hold It And Smell It And Touch It And Read The Credits And Enjoy It And Put It On Your Wall.

I'm More Comfortable With Whatever's Wrong With Me Than My Father Was Whenever He Felt He Failed Or Didn't Measure Up To The Standard He Set.