The Kind Of Event On A Conveyor

The Bigger The Issue, The Smaller You Write. Remember That. You Don't Write About The Horrors Of War. No. You Write About A Kid's Burnt Socks Lying On The Road. You Pick The Smallest Manageable Part Of The Big Thing, And You Work Off The Resonance.

You Can't Take A Character Anywhere They Don't Expect The Character To Go. But Within Those Confines Is Where Creativity Lies

I'd Love To Be A Saxophonist. I Don't Know Why, But I Pretend I'm The Saxophonist When I Listen To Music. I Have About As Much Chance Playing The Sax As I Do Learning How To Fly.

If I Can Tell You The Story From Beginning To End In Five Minutes, I'm Ready To Start Writing.

Writers Spend Three Years Rearranging 26 Letters Of The Alphabet. It's Enough To Make You Lose Your Mind Day By Day