I Want More Than What I Want.

You Start At The Stupid End Of The Book, And If You're Lucky You Finish At The Smart End.

Among The Great Struggles Of Man-good/evil, Reason/unreason, Etc.-there Is Also This Mighty Conflict Between The Fantasy Of Home And The Fantasy Of Away, The Dream Of Roots And The Mirage Of The Journey.

I Discovered That If You Find The Language To Talk To Younger Readers, Children Can Accept Anything.

Vertigo Is The Conflict Between The Fear Of Falling And The Desire To Fall.

The Question I'm Always Asking Myself Is: Are We Masters Or Victims? Do We Make History, Or Does History Make Us? Do We Shape The World, Or Are We Just Shaped By It? The Question Of Do We Have Agency In Our Lives Or Whether We Are Just Passive Victims Of Events Is, I Think, A Great Question, And One That I Have Always Tried To Ask.