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The Problem With Books, Now That I've Written One, Is That The Idea Of Adaptation Is So Much Easier Than Sitting Down To Write Something New.

People Often Can't Separate, Or Can't Understand, That To Be Funny Is To Be Serious; It's A Way Of Pulling People In And Not Scaring Them Off. I Think A Lot Of The Funny Stuff, Underneath It, There's A Deep Anxiety Going On.

It's An Australian Thing To Be Dismissive. We Find That Endearing. Americans Don't. They Believe What You Say.

At The End, We're Kind Of Observers - Creative People, I Mean. I Feel Like An Observer, And I'm Pretty Much Able To Step Out Of Things And See How Things Are Playing Out.

The Concept Of God In America Is Very Different Than It Is In England. Because We See The Horrendous Outcome Of Religion As Being An American Thing, In Which The Name Of God Has Been Hijacked By A Gang Of Psychopaths And Bullies And Homophobes, And The Name Of God Has Been Used For Their Own Twisted Agendas.