The Experience Taught Me To

I Think Diseases Have No Eyes. They Pick With A Dizzy Finger Anyone, Just Anyone.

When I Was A Child, I Was Very Shy, And There's Still A Part Of Me That's Very Shy.

Like All Guests, After A Fortnight, Grief Is Best Beyond The Door.

Everything That Is Most Mine Belongs To Everyone Now.

When I Have A Writing Workshop, I Like To Have People That Are Anthropologists And People Who Are Poking Around In Other Fields, I Like To Have Them All In The Same Workshop, And Not Worry About Genre. I Like To Mix It Up, Because The Kind Of Comments You Can Get From A Fiction Writer About Your Poetry Are Going To Be Very Different Than What You'll Get From A Poet. Or The Comments You'll Get From A Filmmaker About Your Performance Are Going To Be Very Different. My Writing Workshop Is About Mixing It Up, Cross-pollinating, Not Only In Genres But In Occupations.