Words Are What Make The Song. I

If You're Lucky Enough To Be Able To Have Therapy -- Because I Know It's Very Privileged -- It Gets Rid Of So Much Garbage And Enables You To Focus On What's Important. When I First Went Into Analysis, My Mother Was Absolutely Horrified. She Thought I'd Be A Loony!

I Thought It Was All A Flash In The Pan. It Wasn't Until Broadway Came Along That I Felt I Had Really Made It.

Beginnings Are Always Hard.

Sadly I Don't Sing. I Missed It For A Long Time, But My Daughter Emma Said Something Wonderful When I Was Feeling Blue One Day: "mom, You've Just Found A Different Way Of Using Your Voice, And That's With Your Books." In A Way, She's Right. It's Just A Different Way Of Expressing What I Feel About Music, Individuality, Art And All The Things I've Always Loved.

I Think Of Part Of Myself As A Very Passionate Person, But I Don't Think That Comes Across. I Don't Know Where It Comes From, That Reserve Or Veneer Of British Niceness. But It Doesn't Bother Me If Other People Don't Spot The Passion. I Know It's There.