That's Writing For You: When You Make

A Sentence Is Born Into This World Neither Good Nor Bad, And That To Establish Its Character Is A Question Of The Subtlest Possible Adjustments, A Process Of Intuition To Which Exaggeration And Force Are Fatal.

The British Have Always Made Terrible Parents.

Childhood, After All, Is Not An Ending, But Rather A State Full Of Potent Curiosity.

I Absolutely Don't Dislike Children - I Would Choose Their Company Over Adult Company Any Time.

Every Time I Write A Book, I've Probably Taken Five Years Off My Life.