Only The Dying Man Can Tell How

The Impulse To Write Things Down Is A Peculiarly Compulsive One, Inexplicable To Those Who Do Not Share It

When You're Writing Fiction, You Don't Have Notes Necessarily. You Don't Carve It, It's Not Like A Piece Of Sculpture, It's More Like Water Color.

We Forget All Too Soon The Things We Thought We Could Never Forget. We Forget The Loves And The Betrayals Alike, Forget What We Whispered And What We Screamed, Forget Who We Were.

The Ability To Think For One's Self Depends Upon One's Mastery Of The Language.

I'm Totally In Control Of This Tiny, Tiny World Right There At The Typewriter.