It's Not A Terribly Original Thing To

I Dont Go Looking For Stories With The Idea Of Wrongness In My Head, No. But The Fact Is, A Lot Of Great Stories Hinge On People Being Wrong.

You'd Think That Radio Was Around Long Enough That Someone Would Have Coined A Word For Staring Into Space.

I Wish Somebody Had Given Me The News That Ideas Don't Just Fall On Your Head Like Fairy Dust. You Have To Treat That Like A Job. You Have To Spend Hours Each Day, Where You're Just Like, 'this Is The Part Of The Day When I'm Looking For An Idea.'

I Think Good Radio Often Uses The Techniques Of Fiction: Characters, Scenes, A Big Urgent Emotional Question. And As In The Best Fiction, Tone Counts For A Lot.

Many Times I See You As A Portrait Of Torture.