Life On A Lifeboat Isn't Much Of

I Explore It Now In The Only Place Left For It, My Memory.

It's Important In Life To Conclude Things Properly. Only Then Can You Let Go.

What Works In A Story Is Very Different Than What Works In Cinema. For Example, Dialogue In Books: If You Translate It Too Faithfully, It Sounds A Little Stilted, Because We Often Don't Speak The Way We Speak In Novels. Oral Language Is Much Punchier, Shorter Sentences.

Why Make Dirty What Is Beautiful, Spoil What Is Perfect? Love.

Life Is An Interpretation Of A Series Of Facts, And That Interpretation Is Really What Life Is About. So The Division Between Non-fiction And Fiction Has A Certain Logic, But It's A Very Limited One. And By And Large, It Isn't Helpful.