I Tend To Feel If People Say

Every Novel Is-at The Beginning-the Same Opening Of A Door Onto A Completely Unknown Space.

Paper Isn’t Important. It’s The Words On Them That Are Important.

People Dressed In A Certain Kind Of Clothing Are Never Wrong. Also They Never Fart.

Old Lovers Go The Way Of Old Photographs, Bleaching Out Gradually As In A Slow Bath Of Acid: First The Moles And Pimples, Then The Shadings. Then The Faces Themselves, Until Nothing Remains But The General Outlines.

If You're Waiting For The Perfect Moment, You'll Never Write A Thing Because It Will Never Arrive. I Have No Routine. I Have No Foolproof Anything. There's Nothing Foolproof.