Stella Duffy Is A Writer Who Never

Fashion Is Fickle, And I Was Published Because I Was Fashionable. Because I Was Gay.

Books Mean All Possibilities. They Mean Moving Out Of Yourself, Losing Yourself, Dying Of Thirst And Living To Your Full. They Mean Everything.

I Wouldn't Call My Work Modernist. I Would Rust If I Try To Think About Labels. I'd Feel Like The Tin Man In 'the Wizard Of Oz.

A Good Argument, Like A Good Dialogue, Is Always A Proof Of Life, But I'd Much Rather Go And Read A Book.

I Don't Want A Tombstone. You Could Carve On It 'she Never Actually Wanted A Tombstone.'