If There Was Ever A Bigger Pansy

I Get To Do For A Living What I Did As A Child For Fun, And That's Pretty Cool.

And Partly, The Worst Thing You Could Do In My Family Was Need Something From Someone. So Physical Strength Represented An Avenue Of Self-sufficiency To Me.

I'd Been Upstaged, Demoted From Protagonist In My Own Drama To Comic Relief In My Parents' Tragedy

I Grew To Resent The Way My Father Treated His Furniture Like Children, And His Children Like Furniture.

When I Was Growing Up In The 1960s, There Was Starting To Be More Books Geared Towards Young Adults.