If You Write Well, You Don't Have

To Have Guilt You've Got To Earn Guilt, But Sometimes When You Earn It, You Don't Feel The Guilt You Ought To Have. And That's What The Firebombing Is About.

Find Out What You Do Best, And Then Don't Do It.

Then You Develop A Kind Of Critical Sense About What You Write. You Can Tell When Something Is Good, But It Would Be Just As Good In Somebody Else's Work Too. You Want To Hold Out For Those Things Only You Can Say.

If You Write Well, You Don't Have To Dress Funny.

The Body Is The One Thing You Can't Fake; It's Just Got To Be There.