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Please, People, Do Not F- With Depression. It's Merciless. All It Wants Is To Get You In A Room Alone And Kill You. Take Care Of Yourself.

But I'm Not Adverse To The Idea Of Torch Song As A Musical. It Would Just Be Different. Because The Play Will Always Be There Exactly As It Was, And In A Musical You Could Tell A Lot Of The Story Through Songs.

As The Book Writer For One Big Smash And One Big Smelly Flop, I Always Wondered If Anyone Knows Just What Goes Into Making A Great Musical. When A Show Is A Hit, The Critics Trip Over Themselves Not Knowing Who To Laud And Applaud The Loudest. It's That Marvelous Score, Those Urbane Lyrics, That Irreplaceable Star. But Only When A Show Is A Flop, Does Anyone Notice The Book Writer. And Then It's Always Our Fault.

Always Admit When You're Wrong. You'll Save Thousands In Therapy... And A Few Friendships Too.

Of Course People Are Afraid. But Honestly Facing That Fear, Seeing It For What It Is, Is The Only Way Of Putting It To Rest.