*throwing Bread Out Of Door* And Stay

I Hate The Idea That I Have To Represent Any Particular Section Of Society; I Just Write Good Telly, That's All.

My God, That Scene In Monster Inc. Where The Monsters Realise That Their Entire World Is Founded On Hurting Children -look At That For A Change! Two Galumphing Cartoon Characters Making A Shattering Realisation About Their World And Their Role In Sustaining It. A Truly Epic Moment. It's Stunning.

I Dread The Day I Leave [doctor Who], Because Then I'll Have To Go Back To Writing Bedrooms And Offices And Pubs. And Maybe A Field, If I'm Lucky.

Buffy The Vampire Slayer Showed The Whole World, And An Entire Sprawling Industry, That Writing Monsters And Demons And End-of-the-world Is Not Hack-work, It Can Challenge The Best. Joss Whedon Raised The Bar For Every Writer - Not Just Genre Or Niche Writers, But Every Single One Of Us.

...something We Once Loved, And Love Now, In The Shape Of A Book. Maybe Ebooks Are Going To Take Over, One Day, But Not Until Those Whizzkids In Silicon Valley Invent A Way To Bend The Corners, Fold The Spine, Yellow The Pages, Add A Coffee Ring Or Two And Allow The Plastic Tablet To Fall Open At A Favorite Page.