The Biggest Fool Is The One Who

Here's A Secret: Fictive Text Doesn't Necessarily Flow Easily. Most Of The Time It's More Like Cutting A Highway Through A Mountain. You Just Have To Keep Working With Your Pick, Chipping Away At The Rock, Making Slow Progress.

I Think It's A Shame That Something As Creative And Vital To The Nature Of The Human Species As Story-telling Is Largely Controlled By The Soulless Cretins Known As Publishers.

At Present I Answer About 100 Letters A Month, And Read 300 Emails.

The Library Is A Place Of Mental Diversion, Learning, And Comfort For Anyone Who Has An Intellect. I Know Of No Librarian Who When Asked For Food For The Mind Will Offer A Stone. What More Could Anyone Ask?

It Would Be Easier To Write A Novel Without Reader Input, But I Feel The Fiction Is Richer For It.