We Must Think Beyond Ourselves

We Wanted To Write The First Prequels As A Story That Anyone Could Pick Up.

In A Certain Sense, This Guy - Who Is One Of The Most Evil People In The Book - He's Not Really That Bad At Running The Show, Because He Knows What He's Doing, He's Smart And He's Got The Big Picture In Mind. He's Like The Godfather.

Do You Want Columbus To Go Across The Ocean, Or Do You Want To Put A Message In A Bottle And Hope That It Lands Somewhere? I'd Rather Have Actual People Be There. Whether They Look Like Americans Or Like The Inhabitants Of Some Other Country, Depends On Who Has The Most Drive.

I Don't Think The Author Should Make The Reader Do That Much Work To Remember Who Somebody Is.

The Real Key Is Time Management And Being Able To Focus On What You Need To, On Using Every Available Minute To Accomplish Something That Needs To Be Done.