There Are Moments When You Get Out

At Princeton I Wrote My Junior Paper On Virginia Woolf, And For My Senior Thesis I Wrote On Samuel Beckett. I Wrote Some About "between The Acts" And "mrs. Dalloway'' But Mostly About "to The Lighthouse." With Beckett I Focused, Perversely, On His Novels, "molloy," "malone Dies," And "the Unnamable." That's When I Decided I Should Never Write Again.

There's Two Things I Gotta Do. One Is, I Gotta Update My Resume. And Then, I Have To Call My Mother.

Obviously People's Feelings Are Going To Get Hurt When You Use Certain Words, But You Can't Outlaw Words. They're Really The History Of Our Culture. They Tell You What's Going On. When You Make Words Politically Incorrect You're Taking All The Poetry Out Of The Language. I'm Pro Anybody Living Their Lives The Way They Want To Live, Sexually And Otherwise; And I'm Anti Any Kind Of Language Repression.

One Of The Scary Things Is That, When You're A Kid, You Look At Your Dad As The Man Who Has No Fear. When You're An Adult, You Realize Your Father Had Fear, And That You Have It, Too.

I Don't Believe In A Conspiracy To Hide The Existence Of Extraterrestrial Life.