Writing Is A Journey Into The Unknown.

My Point Of View Comes More From The Literature I've Read And The Comedy Of The Era. When I Was A Kid, Coming Across National Lampoon Magazine, That Was A Big Thing. I Suddenly Felt Like There Were Other People That Felt The Way I Did, And There Was A Way Of Expressing And Communicating This Worldview.

There's A Point I Can Get To Where I Start Writing Character And Then Through The Dialogue, After All Of This Preparation, The Thing Starts To Feel Like It's A Character Developing Through The Dialogue. A Lot Of Character Traits Do Come From Writing Dialogue, But I Have To Be Ready To Do It.

I Don't Write Genre Stuff In Any Form. I'm Not Interested In It. I Always Try To Do The Opposite Of That.

David Lynch Is Very Important To Me, And He Does Dreamlike Movies, But My Dreams Are Not Like David Lynch's Dreams. I Have No Interest In Copying Anybody's Work. It Would Never Occur To Me To Want This To Look Like Someone Else's Thing.

It's Good When Someone Comes To A Book Or A Movie And Interacts With It. It's The Difference Between An Illustration And A Painting. An Illustration Serves A Specific Purpose, And A Painting Is Something You Can Immerse Yourself In.