I Graduated From College In 1980.

I Often Have A Theme In Mind When I'm Starting. I Know That I Want Everything To Be In A World Of, Say, Evolution, Or Guilt.

You Get A Kind Of Surreal Feeling And Also It Allows You To Focus On The Things We Want You To Focus On In A New Way - The Stuff That's Very Small And Mundane That Happens In A Person's Life When They're In A Hotel Room. There's More Interest Because You're Seeing A Puppet Do Things That You're Very Familiar With That You Might Not Notice If It Was A Human Doing It.

If You Create Something That Is Asking For People To Respond As They're Going To Respond, You Have To Allow Them To Respond As They're Going To Respond. Some Of The People Are Going To Be Uninterested And Some People Are Going To Be Mad For Some Reason, Which Is Their Business. That's Just The Way The World Is.

Say Who You Are, Really Say It In Your Life And In Your Work. Tell Someone Out There Who Is Lost, Someone Not Yet Born, Someone Who Won’t Be Born For 500 Years. Your Writing Will Be A Record Of Your Time. It Can’t Help But Be That. But More Importantly, If You’re Honest About Who You Are, You’ll Help That Person Be Less Lonely In Their World Because That Person Will Recognise Him Or Herself In You And That Will Give Them Hope.

I Don't Subscribe To Anything. I Sit There And I Try To Think About What Seems Honest To Me.