Nobody Deserves Death, Yet Everybody Gets It.

Wherever There's Capitalism There's This Inclination Toward Simplicity. There's Also A Human Need To Process Complicated Things By Turning Them Into Something Else.

In Some Way There Is No Real Life. It's Always The Story Of Your Life That You're Living.

The Funny Thing Is That In Bosnia There Are No Words That Are Equivalent To Fiction And Nonfiction. From The Storytelling Point Of View, The Difference Is Artificial.

Writing Is A Mode Of Agency In The World That Is Different From Mere Employment. There Has To Be Some Sort Of Ethical Or Moral Drive, Even If You Are Unaware Of It.

We Apply The Language That Is Comforting And Comfortable And Familiar In Order To Grasp That Which Confuses And Scares Us. That Is The First Step Toward Cliché And Stereotype, As They're Comforting Devices. They Reduce The Confusing World To The Already Familiar. We're Always Smoothing Out The Bumps Of Actual Living To Turn It Into Narratable Life.