The Great Thing About Being A Writer

I Always Find It Extremely Hard To Remember The Act Of Beginning. I Almost Deliberately Forget It.

I Do Believe We're All Adaptable, And You're Probably More Adaptable Than You Realize.

I've Never Forgotten What It's Like To Be In Your Early Twenties, Which Is Not A Particularly Easy Time. You've Left Your Family, You've Left The Strictures Of High School, And You're Trying To Break Free And Form Yourself But You Have To Support Yourself As Well. We Don't Really Give Enough Credence To That Time Of Life And To Its Troubles.

One Of The Most Ephemeral And Important Things Is Atmosphere And Tone And It's Very Hard To Put Your Finger On What Creates That.

I Think Striking The Right Tone For Your Story Is, If You Like, The Alchemical Work Of Writing.